Hi Jan,

To avoid such problems you can use "nice do it" (available through 
SqueakMap) to evaluate "dangerous" expressions.

Noury

Jan B. Krejčí wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I've got few stupid questions. I would like to create a .st script,
> which, given to Squeak as a command line parameter, will revitalize my
> image which is accidentaly messed up with number of CPU consuming
> threads running, preventing me to interact with Squeak furthermore.
> 
> 1) how do I determine what threads are vital for running squeak?
> 2) how do I kill ALL the threads running (except the one executing my
> command line script, of course)?
> 3) how and in what order do I start the needed ones again?
> 
> thanks in advance to all very patient gurus here :)
> 

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