James D Sadler wrote: > does anybody know of a way I can salvage my repository?
I didn't notice explicit mention of it, in the messages so far, so I'll just check: Have you been using the command line parameters that allow higher heap sizes? Basically, append +RTS -M1600M to your command line, like so: darcs pull +RTS -M1600M This will allow it to use 1600MB of RAM. I've found I can't safely try to give it more than that. Also, I think matching by patch name may cause higher memory usage, if that's what you're doing, so you should do a constraint-free pull and answer [y]es and then [d]one, to get that single patch, if you aren't already doing so. Oh, if you come across or write a script that can handle combination of multiple (branched) darcs repositories into a single git repository, I'd be interested. Regards, Grant Husbands. _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
