07:52 <syntiux> hannes: Valid values for on_crash are described here http://xenbits.xen.org/docs/4.2-testing/man/xl.cfg.5.html .. it looks like on_shutdown=destroy is what I want but that way I don't get output because the unikernel exits before dom0 can attach the console :/

08:25 <hannes> syntiux: then you need to insert a sleep of some seconds ;)

08:29 <syntiux> hannes: unfortunately, that's not an option as I want to be as fast as possible .. I guess I will have a look at the jitsu project and see how they did stuff :)

08:32 <hannes> syntiux: then use some network communication instead of console

08:33 <hannes> jitsu spawned sth on demand, but doesn't really care (afaik, haven't tried it) about shutdown

08:35 <syntiux> hannes: yeah I guess network would be the way to go from this point

08:38 <hannes> syntiux: the simplest I can think of would be to emit a syslog message (requires only udp), ...

08:42 <syntiux> hannes: that's what came to my mind as well :).. I think I'll look into that next - thanks!

08:42 <hannes> syntiux: https://github.com/verbosemode/syslog-message ...

11:38 <danielh1234> Hi. I am having a hard time creating a simple Irmin store, storing and getting some values. mirage configure runs fine but make gives me "... The value `flush' is required but not provided [...]". What does this mean? Are there any simple Mirage+Irmin examples for the current versions?

11:41 <hannes> danielh1234: not sure about simple versions, you might want to ask the mailing list mirageos-devel@lists.xenproject.org ... the one I'm using is https://github.com/Engil/Canopy .. using an in-memory store of strings

11:54 <danielh1234> hannes: I will definitely have a look at Canopy, thank you.

12:44 <syntiux> hello, I can't seem to find documentation around using js as a backend for mirage - does anyone have a resource for getting started with this?

12:49 <Drup> I don't think anyone really tried to compile mirage unikernels to js, I know it was considered though

13:43 <syntiux> Drup: Okay, thanks for the reply, I was just curious because the existence of a js backend for mirage is mentioned here: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/projects/ocamllabs/tasks/mirage.html

13:45 <hannes> syntiux: (as usual) try asking the mailing list, maybe someone has a clue there... I know thomas leonard did some MirageOS + JS thingies, such as cuekeeper http://roscidus.com/blog/blog/2015/04/28/cuekeeper-gitting-things-done-in-the-browser/

13:48 <syntiux> hannes: okay, I guess I'll just open a new thread on https://devel.unikernel.org/ or post on the mailing list for those kind of questions so others are able to find it later as well :)

13:48 <hannes> syntiux: I personally don't check devel.unikernel.org, only IRC and the mailing list

13:53 <Drup> cuekeeper is just regular js_of_ocaml

13:53 <Drup> not a unikernel

13:58 <hannes> oh ic. didn't really know what cuekeeper is using

14:01 <Drup> (I meant the client part. The server part is indeed a unikernel)

18:44 <miragebot> [mirage] djs55 pushed 7 new commits to master: https://git.io/voPFT

18:44 <miragebot> mirage/master 3b8a71e David Scott: docs: use the present tense and active voice for the rest of FLOW...

18:44 <miragebot> mirage/master c79b238 David Scott: docs: use the present tense in FLOW `close`...

18:44 <miragebot> mirage/master 0b767fe David Scott: docs: replace more instances of future tense with present...