2.3   Why does Voyager eat all my CHIP RAM?

   On  a machine without a graphics card, Voyager must display all graphics
from  CHIP  RAM.   This  is  the  way  the  Amiga archetecture is designed.
However,  the  current  version  of  Voyager  does  not behave correctly in
low-memory  situations.  To avoid having you machine crash when you run out
of CHIP RAM, ensure you have the memory cache disabled.  Also, quitting and
restarting Voyager to free up CHIP RAM might not be a bad idea.

   Voyager  runs best with as much CHIP RAM as possible.  If you're running
an AGA machine, you may benefit by running Voyager on your Workbench screen
(thus  minimizing  the amount of CHIP RAM taken up by extra screens).  On a
machine  with a graphics card, you should load all graphics into the card's
on-board memory.  Most, if not all cards do this by default anyway.