By Brian | January 8th, 2009 |
Using Avira AntiVir free version.
I had a file that was false positive for a virus with Avira AntiVirus. I am a developer and it was a file I created and know there was no virus. I ignored the alert and allowed processing to continue. I assume this would be the same with any antivirus software.
I believe, ebooster was adding the file to cache (unconfirmed). The AntiVir then would bring up another warning ever so often (even when not accessing the file). I assume when eBoostr updated the cache in with a copy of the file and it was reading the data in some way.
I exited eBoostr the number of messages virus alerts where quite a few less 4 instead of 12 (I think). Seems eBooster creates additional warnings when copying the file to the cache and accessing the new copy on the cache.
I am considering adding my eBooster drive to be excluded from AntiVirus checking. Since everything is checked anyway before being added. Does this make sense?
By Awmusic1 | |
Just giving a idea. You could make it so a ipod can work with eboostr.
By will | |
i think you should do the program more friendly for beginners, ’cause i think there are some problems with the final user if the program is too sophisticated.
By jdevulder | |
Is it normal that the cache is being rebuilt at regular intervals? I haven’t measured it exactly but it has happend 3 times now in the last 4 hours. I’m running Vista Business witha 4GB SD Card.
By freshmetal | |
Hi, thanks again for the great software !
Few of my friends who were using SDHC Class 6 memory card told me that the Memory card died by using eBoostr cache drive for about 2 months. The PC was Aspire One Japanese version which “Storage Expansion” is not available.
But still they love using eBoostr because of its speed.
It’s better to have 1 or 2 SDHC memory cards for substitution.
Now SDHC price is felling so much again and its now 6 to 7 dollars for 4GB Class 6 cards.
Well, its not good for the global warming though…
By sirmerlin860 | |
i was watching the cache being built on my rater large slow usb drives… and a question came to mind.
if the total available ram allocated is duplicated 4 times over the available devices.. why not do 4 writes
at a time.. one to each associated drive/card/etc?
this would greatly increase the cpu and hd load but for a much faster setup of the ram.
possabilities: “standard caching” or “quadro-caching”
is this possible/already implamented?
By Colonel ONeill | |
Just throwing around an idea:
Make the Cache Viewer and Stats Viewer one function, and make it more user friendly.
Made a sample form in VB, sort of like the firewall or application rules one might find in their Anti-Virus or Firewall software…
By SugarHooves | January 7th, 2009 |
Hi,
Just upgraded to 484 and getting the ” … license expires in 24 days … ” message after eBoostr starts up. The window that first opens up displays the previous license of:
****BEGIN*LICENSE*KEY****
22DB16FC4FEDAD8EF232A061BFE1C835817CF067
A4258669C0B6591D216C22B05AFC536AE3250D9C
E4BDB8EB71ECE861600AF834C38ADC28885CA463
2BAA1560E585D54D45D272217103DC1894357899
BEB39713E459884A73F1176B858BB663273D9F66
D4678C727AF3D9D2BCA354C64FF210A76CC25318
F81D34F9660D095E*65424F4F53544552895D854
9895D8549679A4A4901000000000000000100010
00500050005000300CDCDCDCD420065007400610
0000042006500740061000000620065007400610
00000
****END*LICENSE*KEY****
What license should I be using to get rid of this message?
Thanks.
John
By zPedro | |
Using only eBoostr 3.0 (build 484) RAM cache (System Memory) over Intel Turbo Memory’s Windows ReadyBoost. The measures are as follows:
Direct access speed: 10.932425 MB/s
Cache enabled access speed: 443.738129 MB/s
Ratio: 40.589180
System Memory: 768 MB; Intel Turbo Memory: 1 GB (ReadyBoost and ReadyDrive)
Windows: Windows NT6.0 (Build 6001) Service Pack 1
Memory (RAM): 3071 MB
CPU Info: Intel Core 2 Duo T9300 2.50GHz
By jdevulder | |
I have two caches defined. 512 MB System Memory and 946 MB on an SD card.
When uing the check speed option the speed is only calculatedfor the SD card and not the System memory.
