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Documentation: Update VMWare docs memory section

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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Creating a SerenityOS virtual machine is similar to any other virtual machine. T
4. Choose any size for the hard disk. This disk will later be removed and replaced with the converted GRUB image from the previous stage. 4. Choose any size for the hard disk. This disk will later be removed and replaced with the converted GRUB image from the previous stage.
5. Select **Finish** to finalize creation of the virtual machine. 5. Select **Finish** to finalize creation of the virtual machine.
6. Select the newly created virtual machine and click **Edit virtual machine settings**. 6. Select the newly created virtual machine and click **Edit virtual machine settings**.
7. Serenity requires at minimum 32 MB of memory. Set **Memory for this virtual machine** equal to or above 32 MB. The currently recommended size is 256 MB. Please note that Serenity is currently a 32-bit system, so anything above the ~3.5 GB mark will not be recognized. 7. Serenity requires at minimum 512 MiB of memory. Set **Memory for this virtual machine** equal to or above 512 MiB. The currently recommended size is 1 GiB.
8. Select the existing **Hard Disk** and click **Remove**. 8. Select the existing **Hard Disk** and click **Remove**.
9. Select **Add**, select **Hard Disk**, select **IDE (Recommended)**, select **Use an existing virtual disk**. 9. Select **Add**, select **Hard Disk**, select **IDE (Recommended)**, select **Use an existing virtual disk**.
10. Click **Browse** and browse to where you stored the converted VMDK disk image from the previous stage and add it. Click **Finish**. 10. Click **Browse** and browse to where you stored the converted VMDK disk image from the previous stage and add it. Click **Finish**.