"Raab, Andreas" wrote:
> 
> Start Squeak using
> 
>         squeak -memory: XYZ mySqueak.image
> 
> where XYZ stands for the number of megabyte you want to use, e.g.,
> 
>         squeak -memory: 128 mySqueak.image
> 
> runs Squeak with 128MB of memory.

but why in the world would anyone need that much memory in squeak?

Dino