> Hi Squeakers,
> 
> my system is running under Linux (2.1.115) and has 64MB physical
> memory. Despite the fact that Squeak is invoked with a commandline
> argument of -m30m it reports:
> 
> uptime			1h4m23s
> memory			5,226,856 bytes
> 	old		4,822,476 bytes (92.3%)
> 	young		84,284 bytes (1.6%)
> 	used		4,906,760 bytes (93.9%)
> 	free		320,096 bytes (6.1%)
> GCs			7,137 (541ms between GCs)
> 	full		3 in 2,118ms (0% uptime), avg 706.0ms
> 	incr		7134 in 32,994ms (1.0% uptime), avg 5.0ms
> 	tenures		2 (avg 3567 GCs/tenure)
> 
> Anybody knows what's wrong here?

The correct option is "-memory", not "-m".  Also, you should separate
the option and value with whitespace.  Also, options should appear
before the image name.  For example:

	   Squeak -memory 30m foo.image 

Not very Unix-ish, I know, but that's how it works.  (I suppose it
wouldn't be too hard to go to GNU-style long option names, though, if
somebody wants to do it.  :)

			      ---Chris