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Documentation: Update VirtualBox docs memory section

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@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Note that if you are on Windows and you do not have QEMU or VirtualBox in your P
1. Open the **Create Virtual Machine** dialog. Switch to **Expert Mode**. 1. Open the **Create Virtual Machine** dialog. Switch to **Expert Mode**.
2. Feel free to give it any name and store it anywhere. 2. Feel free to give it any name and store it anywhere.
3. Switch the **Type** to **Other** and the **Version** to **Other/Unknown (64-bit)**. 3. Switch the **Type** to **Other** and the **Version** to **Other/Unknown (64-bit)**.
4. Serenity requires at minimum 256 MB of memory. Set **Memory size** equal to or above 256 MB. The currently recommended size is 1024 MB. Please note that Serenity is currently a 32-bit system, so anything above the ~3.5 GB mark will not be recognized. 4. Serenity requires at minimum 512 MiB of memory. Set **Memory size** equal to or above 512 MiB. The currently recommended size is 1 GiB.
5. For **Hard disk**, select **Use an existing virtual hard disk file**. Click the folder icon next to the dropdown to open the **Hard Disk Selector**. 5. For **Hard disk**, select **Use an existing virtual hard disk file**. Click the folder icon next to the dropdown to open the **Hard Disk Selector**.
6. Click **Add**. Browse to where you stored the converted disk image from the previous stage and add it. Click **Choose**. 6. Click **Add**. Browse to where you stored the converted disk image from the previous stage and add it. Click **Choose**.
7. Finally click **Create**. 7. Finally click **Create**.