Flash memory card as RAM??

[BSEagle1]

A couple of months ago, the rechargables in my digital camera decided to spring a leak, and, well, fried the camera. However, I'm near possitive that the flash memory card is still useable. The motherboard I purchased (Soyo kt333 dragon ultra) came with a handy dandy device that I can stick a flash memory card into. I got to thinking, and was wondering if there is a way I can have the flash memory card from my camera constantly in that drive and have the computer count it and treat it as some kind of RAM?
It's only five megs or so, but, hey, RAM is RAM, and I figured I might as well ask.
Thanks
Eag

 

[krakken]

BSEagle1,

No, you wouldn't want to even if you could. Flash memory is much slower, even slower than an HD sometimes. If you want, you could use it like a floppy disk, but if you had nowhere else to transfer it to, it would be pretty much useless. Your best bet would be to buy a new camera that uses compatible flash cards, then you can easily transfer files from the camera to the computer and vice, versa.