<dinosaure>
and then, yes, the global issue is outdated packages
<mahmudov>
can we do pull req. for outdated packs
<mahmudov>
sorry i am not so aware of ocaml/opam contributing
<mahmudov>
though i asked same question in #ocaml
<dinosaure>
you can make an issue into dev repository yes, I'm sure Anil will be able to cut a release on them - he takes care about this unikernel :)
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<mahmudov>
ok
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<nagi>
is it possible to do something like an opam-pin based on _date_?
<nagi>
as opposed to tracking down version history of all mods by hand and pinning them to the right versions...
<reynir>
nagi: you could clone the opam-repository and host your own, and checkout different revisions. I'm not sure the packages contain release date metadata :/
<nagi>
reynir: well, the opam web interface shows release dates (even for older versions), so it is there _somewhere_. :)
<nagi>
reynir: in related notes, so far i have been unable to summon any working version of ssh-agent.
<reynir>
Ah, interesting
<reynir>
Oh damn, that's not promising :/
<nagi>
well, mainly it means i still have no idea what is actualy exploding.
<nagi>
the working build i have is tagged 20190101. so i have been trying to build a new one with "just as things were a year ago". and so far it all still just explodes right after starting.
<nagi>
and the current test is _really_ retro already. ocaml 4.05.0 ...
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<nagi>
i am back to that rapid-devtesting setup with the template-root mounted in the buildvm so i can just copy in the kernel and hit restart without any additional steps
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<nagi>
ugh
<mahmudov>
nagi i am not sure but i can be done with commit value?
<nagi>
this turns out to be even weirder than i thought the last days.
<nagi>
the kernels work just fine if i start them directly without grub being involved.
<nagi>
now i am really out of ideas. it also suggests the explosion may be in grub, not the mirage kernel at all, but something about the newer mirage kernel confuses grub into exploding.
<nagi>
but at the same time it can not be anything really fundamental, because if i copy the old ssh-agent kernel in, or a freshly build mirage-firewall kernel ... grub can start it.
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<nagi>
i am going to toss marmarek a summary, perhaps he has some idea.
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<nagi>
oh boy. so, marmarek figured it out ... https://pastebin.com/raw/JgSmRD6a ... means "not enough memory" ... i had it set to 23MB, it needs at least 24MB now ...