Hi Gabriel,
On 02/11/2016 19:28, Gabriel Jaldon wrote:
> I'm Gabriel and I'm new to OCaml. I have been learning it the past few
> months through the OCaml course at https://www.fun-mooc.fr and the Real
> World OCaml book (halfway done with both). I'm a web developer by
> profession and currently m
Hi there!
I'm Gabriel and I'm new to OCaml. I have been learning it the past few
months through the OCaml course at https://www.fun-mooc.fr and the Real
World OCaml book (halfway done with both). I'm a web developer by
profession and currently mostly use Elixir (a functional language), Python
and
>> Do you mean that the running unikernel would need to receive an
>> /etc/network/interfaces file? In which case, what's the mechanism (API?)
>> that's actually used to pass that in?
>> Or is it something that the deployment toolchain needs to handle, in which
>> case I guess it could parse th
(Subject edited)
On 2 November 2016 at 18:42, Andrew Stuart
wrote:
> I’m aware this may be a challenge or impossible but one suggestion - it would
> be useful if somehow an /etc/metwork/interfaces file could be passed in to a
> unikernel, with the networking being configured as defined in the i
I’m aware this may be a challenge or impossible but one suggestion - it would
be useful if somehow an /etc/metwork/interfaces file could be passed in to a
unikernel, with the networking being configured as defined in the interfaces
file.
The reason I ask this is that some of the clouds (Rackspa
Hi folks,
I recently spent a bit of time attempting to make the mechanism by which
network stacks are configured in the ipv4 universe a bit less
surprising. I got these into PR shape early today, and I'd appreciate
any comments you might have. I'm happy to hear them here, on the PR, or
priv
Please note that the UK is no longer on British Summer Time, and the
correct timezone for the call is now UTC. If you're in a DST-respecting
area, the call will be one hour later for you than normal.
Thanks,
Mindy
On 11/01/2016 08:18 AM, Gemma Gordon wrote:
Hi all,
We'll be using IRC agai
Hi all,
The evenings are getting dark - come and hack with us!
Next Wednesday evening is our Autumn Compiler Hacking event at Pembroke
College. This time we are opening it up to a wider group and we are
inviting the MirageOS team to join us while they are preparing for the new
release.
If you'd
