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@@ -94,13 +94,13 @@ In order to maximize the available resources you should avoid '''Run from RAM'''
* You are booting from the network (PXE). Run from Ram is required in this instance and you should use the '''Run all programs from RAM''' option in the '''Source Config''' script.
* If the program needs run from a writable directory because it writes log files or config files to its own directory and you are intending to run from read-only media such as CD/DVD. In this case Run from RAM provides a writable environment.
* If the program has drivers or shell extensions installed (these will stop working if the boot media is removed or unmounted).
* If the program has drivers, services, or shell extensions installed (these will stop working if the boot media is removed or unmounted).
* You intend to boot from writeable media such as a USB flash drive and want any logs/files created by the program to be discarded on shutdown so the program always starts from a default state.
Reasons '''not''' to use '''Run from RAM''':
* You need access to the program files when you are not booted into PhoenixPE. For example you want to be able to run them from the boot media or update the program files or antivirus definitions without rebuilding PhoenixPE.)
* Are the program files large (several hundred megabytes)? Including these in RAM reduces the amount of system RAM available to PhoneixPE. This can cause memory exhaustion on systems with inadequate resources.
* You need access to the program files when you are not booted into PhoenixPE. For example you want to be able to run them from the boot media or update the program files or antivirus definitions without rebuilding PhoenixPE.
* Large (> 100 MB) program files? Including these in RAM reduces the amount of system RAM available to PhoneixPE. This can cause memory exhaustion on systems with inadequate resources.
* You are using writable media such as a USB flash drive and want any logs/files/config created by the program to persist on each boot.
= Win11 Support =