Hi Esteban,

If you has not compressed the changes file, the code can be recovered from 
there with a change set browser.
In case it is not your situation and you need to dump some 
objects/information actually inside the image...
Do you know how to build a VM ? (compile a patched VM to run your image)
If you know how to doit, you can patch a primitive you are sure it is called 
by your image before crashing and try to activate another process running an 
evaluation of the code you want to evaluate to dump your code & objects (or 
repair the image, the last changes -after last recorded saveImage- can help 
you to know what has you broken there).
I wish you good luck!

The situation you have now IMHO is good to learn that working saving the 
image is not a convenient way to work (you have reached one of the 
situations that reveals this fact). It is reccomended to work investing 
efforts in modularization. From now you can evaluate the risks of investing 
efforts only in saving your image.
The construction of modular systems requieres little efforts as demostrated 
for more than a decade and let you be sure that parts of your system can be 
assembled without risks (consider each time that a module is assembled in an 
image a test of conformance of the assembly energy requiered to put your 
parts in another system).
If you work with your objects in (only) one image, you can construct a 
system and learn a lot  about the domain from doing that, but doing that way 
will not face you to the costs of putting your parts in the context of other 
image(s).
The efforts put in modular composition of subsystems is related with this 
facts (energy requiered to assemble a system from its "parts") and not with 
sharing goodies with other people. If you consider modularity you will also 
evade the risks of loosing time, work and make your framework more 
appropiate to be bound to other image(s).

cheers,
Ale.


> 2007/11/27, Esteban Lorenzano <estebanlm at gmail.com>:
>> Hi all,
>> I have an image that is not working anymore, and I can not take control 
>> from
>> that (the image starts, but i can't press any key, not even cmd+.)
>> Is there a way to load the image (as an ImageSegment or something like 
>> that)
>> so I can recover the objects I need?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Esteban
>> --
>> "Querer es suscitar las paradojas"
>> Camus. El míto de Sísifo.
>>
>>
>>
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> -- 
> Damien Cassou
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