Hello this looks as advice that i need.
I download new session and run it, i see changes from my damaged image. Is possible load changes from damaged  image to my new one - is it possible step by step?

I am not use monticello :(.

Thnx.

2007/12/31, Michael van der Gulik <mikevdg@gmail.com>:


On Dec 31, 2007 12:43 PM, an organic <seasidebeginner@gmail.com > wrote:
Hi,

i have one big problem. I get Space is low again and again. I dont know what happend and how restore my seaside image. Imagage has 550MB now.
Can anybody help to do this:
1) search where is problem - look on proceses and kill some bad proces...
2) find what take 500MB :) and how to clear it
i need fix it -  i do lot of work today i dont want lost all work ;(


You usually don't lose your work if you are careful. Your changes are in squeak.changes. To recover work:

First, make a backup of everything!
Copy a new image file over.
Go to desktop->changes...->recently logged changes.

From there, you can view the source code changes you made and recover any ones that you made since you last checked your code into a code repository using Monticello (which you did, right?).

In terms of recovering your image, using the Process browser to locate your errand processes and terminate them. I don't know how to investigate heap usage to find a memory leak though; I usually just use intuition. Maybe somebody else has a better answer?
 
I am quite new in squeak but i must say this IDE is really bad. When i make infinte cycle i lost my work. I have developer image from seaside.st but this is as going back for 10-15 years in DOS or too  old x-servers :(

I'd have to agree that the IDE is really bad, but the environment as a whole lets me do much more than any other IDE I've ever seen. Squeak remains an amazing tool with a bad UI. Feel free to help us improve it!

Save your work often and keep backups of your squeak.image and squeak.changes files!

To terminate an infinite loop, press alt-. If you used "fork" in your loop then bad luck :-).

In terms of age, you're going further back than DOS and old X-Servers! Smalltalk has been around since 1978.

If you need more help, join the #squeak IRC channel on irc.openprojects.net .

Gulik.

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