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Hi Stu- > Institution: UNAVCO > Package Version: 2.0 > Operating System: linux > Hardware Information: usual > Inquiry: I understand that the Java memory allocation argument, such as > -Xmx512m, differs for more than about 2000 megs. If so what is the proper > form for 4 megs? If you are running on Windows (32 bit), Java can only access 1.5 GB, so -Xmx1500m would be appropriate. Starting with Java 1.5 (which is what we use with the installers), you can use g for gigabyte, so -Xmx3g would be 3 Gb. For more info, you could check out: http://java.sun.com/docs/hotspot/index.html Don Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: MAU-547464 Department: Support IDV Priority: Normal Status: Open