¶ BIOS: Random Access Memory (RAM)
Random Access Memory (RAM) banks are a feature of the BIOS. Memory banks are 8192-character string storage scripts that can perform various string manipulation functions and act as additional memory. Memory banks can be requested by the RAM controller. Several BIOS components use memory banks as temporary storage for filesystem operations and other critical tasks.
| System Call |
Description |
| BIOS_RAM_ALLOCATE |
Requests allocation of a RAM memory bank. |
| BIOS_RAM_COUNT |
Requests the number of free and total RAM memory banks available for allocation. |
| BIOS_RAM_LIST |
Requests a list of [user] strings for all RAM memory banks, or a single [user] string for a specified memory bank. |
| BIOS_RAM_OP |
Performs a memory operation on a specified RAM memory bank. |
| BIOS_RAM_RELEASE |
Releases a RAM memory bank. |