DM41X memory

[Dave Britten]

You've got a few options:

- Save programs to extended memory (like on a real 41X or 41C/CV with X-Func)
- Save programs to a simulated HEPAX RAM module
- Save multiple state files and switch between them as required
- Save programs as RAW files to the internal FAT disk (can't run them from here directly, but you can load them back into RAM later if you need them, sort of like with the card reader)

For things you run regularly, the first two options are better, as it keeps the programs "online" and ready to XEQ whenever. For less frequently used programs and long-term backups, the second two options give you more storage space, at the expense of convenience of running the programs.

If you want to get REALLY fancy, you can also take your HEPAX RAM backup images and convert them to ROM images somehow. Can't say I've attempted that myself though.