I friend Are you saying that the upgrade of the guix did broke the boot system? But they show not message. How do I reinstall the boot using the pendrive of Guix System Installation? Can I boot from pendrive then install the grub? I think I need to think like a Guix user because guix deamon control many think.
I need to warning the GNU community that the grup.pdf has no instruction about how to boot a HDD from a pendrive manually. The Trisquel and Guix System pendrive show not option to HDD boot. I think this option exist with a normal situation. Thanks for the feedback. Em sáb, 30 de jan de 2021 06:17, Maxime Devos <maximede...@telenet.be> escreveu: > On Fri, 2021-01-29 at 21:02 -0300, Pablo Ferreira wrote: > > No, I can't. > > > > Not now. I can't boot the system, only use android. I have to boot with > my pen drive with Trisquel 8. > > I'm presuming a setup like this: > > * Computer, with following hardware: > + Hard disk, with broken Guix System+GRUB installation. > + USB ports, in which a USB drive with a functioning Trisquel is > installed > + Keyboard, screen, etc. > > Would it be possible to boot Trisquel on the computer (via the pendrive), > and on the live system mount the relevant filesystems of the hard disk. > (E.g. using gnome-disks, which has a nice interface.) > > Here's some speculative troubleshooting: > > > > > When I change from uefi to legacy, the system show what you can see > in the > > > > picture. > Legacy == BIOS and UEFI == that other boot system, right? > The GRUB variants for these are the ‘grub’ package and the ‘grub-efi’ > package I think (see 10.13 Bootloader Configuration). The bootloader > variant and the booting system probably need to match. > > Maxime > -- > Maxime Devos <maximede...@telenet.be> > PGP Key: C1F3 3EE2 0C52 8FDB 7DD7 011F 49E3 EE22 1917 25EE > Freenode handle: mdevos >
