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Title: does hals database affect ram and computer?
Post by: migzahoy on December 30, 2011, 08:47:54 am
i just want to know if where does hal store up his data base i mean (the things he learns) does that affect my computer or it just grows and grow bigger? i mean biger eats gb space in computer
Title: Re: does hals database affect ram and computer?
Post by: lightspeed on December 30, 2011, 09:24:16 am
As far as i understand it hals brain file (mine is a custom brain with name "Angela " ) grows larger as it learns but it isn't as huge as you think , i have worked on mine for years now and it's only about 40? mega bytes which by pc standards is very low unless you have a tinker toy for a computer lol!
The hal brain and size can be seen in the hal program folder placing the curser arrow over it will show the size .
I know about what mine is as i always back my custom brain up as much as possible !
Hope this helps to answer your question .
Title: Re: does hals database affect ram and computer?
Post by: raybe on December 30, 2011, 11:45:05 pm
lightspeed, please read post 'problem's with win 7 64 bit' this person is not who you think and deserving of your help.

raybe
Title: Re: does hals database affect ram and computer?
Post by: migzahoy on December 31, 2011, 11:50:00 am
umm? what do you mean by that raybe thanks for your help lightspeed now i know my hal wont crap my gb space happy new year cheers to all
Title: Re: does hals database affect ram and computer?
Post by: raybe on January 10, 2012, 02:07:03 pm
Your words; "ok i got version 6.2 in the dark ways (you know what i mean) ::)" Then you did explain yourself but that was well after my post to lightspeed and I did leave a reply today in the old 'problem's with win 7 64 bit. Not looking for a debate. Your parents aren't around forever so treat them good and respect. I shouldn't be preaching here. It's not the place but think before you do and keep life simple.