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From: mark@obi-wan.ACA.MCC.COM (Mark Scheevel)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.smalltalk
Subject: Smalltalk/V on a 1M Mac+?
Keywords: Any luck?
Message-ID: <228@obi-wan.ACA.MCC.COM>
Date: 30 May 89 14:57:58 GMT
Organization: MCC, Austin, TX
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I cannot get Smalltalk/V to boot up on my stock 1M Mac+: it stops
somewhere in the middle of initialization and reports that there is
not enough memory available.  The manual claims that it will run on a
1M machine running at least System 4.2 (I believe, the manual's at
home right now).  I'm running System 6.0.2 and UniFinder, and I have
removed all DA's, INIT's and cdev's except for the basic system
things.  Is 6.0.2 simply too big, or are there some tricks I can try?
Or have I just accelerated the schedule for my memory upgrade?  Has
anyone else had any success with this configuration?

Thanks for any tips,

Mark


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Mark Scheevel
MCC, Advanced Computer Technology
scheevel@mcc.com