>Are you sure you included a proper module(s)? >(use-modules (gnu) > (gnu services ssh) > (gnu services networking) > (gnu services xorg) > )
In the manual https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/guix.html#Networking-Services it says The (gnu system networking) module provides services to configure the network interface. Not (gnu services networking), I'll try that one though. >This I experince too. In my opinion the reason is, that applications are installed per user and the path to them is just in your ~/.guix->profile/. I am not sure how WM searches for them, but definitely not in ~/.guix-profile, but I am not sure about this. There must be a way around this since it probably searches in /bin and /usr/bin, but their is a way to go around it if you could add the path /gnu/store/*xterm(or whatever*/bin/xterm(or whatever On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 5:02 AM, Adam Pribyl <pri...@lowlevel.cz> wrote: > On Wed, 21 Jan 2015, Omar Radwan wrote: > > I'm trying to install guix on my laptop(finally got the thinkpenguin wifi >> card), after reading through the manual, I have everything setup, except >> there are a couple bumps on the road. >> >> One of the things is that during system initialization, the (gnu system >> networking) module returns an error which reads "guix system: error: >> failed >> to load operating system file '/mnt/etc/config.scm': (misc-error #f "~A >> ~S" >> ("no code for module" (gnu system networking)) #f) >> and that kind of makes things really annoying to manually restart >> networking every reboot. >> > > Are you sure you included a proper module(s)? > (use-modules (gnu) > (gnu services ssh) > (gnu services networking) > (gnu services xorg) > ) > > (btw use guix system reconfigure /config.scm if you have already installed > system) > > Another thing is that is sort of a problem is during a windowmaker X >> session, all my graphical applications(xterm, icecat, etc), are not listed >> in the application menu and are not runnable, and I would think it has >> something to do with user permissions, but an X session in root also >> doesn't let me run them. >> > > This I experince too. In my opinion the reason is, that applications are > installed per user and the path to them is just in your ~/.guix-profile/. I > am not sure how WM searches for them, but definitely not in > ~/.guix-profile, but I am not sure about this. > > > The last thing is that I have not found any meta-packages, which allow me >> to install multiple packages that are needed for the same program, like >> for >> instance, there is gcc, make, cmake, and all the bread-and-butter build >> programs, but you have to name each in the "guix package -i *" declaration >> to install, but if there was some metapackage, like buildessential (I come >> from Debian). >> >> >> That last peeve is really just a missing feature, I do understand that it >> will take some time to implement and I'm not really demanding it, just >> extremely recommending it. But the first 2 are definitely problems that I >> really hope someone could help me with. >> >> > Adam Pribyl > >
