Hi all, Maxim Cournoyer <maxim.courno...@gmail.com> writes: > For moving Guix itself, you could copy its root file system > using 'cp -a', or opt to reinstall from your config.scm as already > mentioned up-thread.
I strongly suggest the reinstall option. Copying all with “cp -a” works, but is a waste. sudo mount /dev/sdx1 /mnt sudo cp -a /etc/config.scm /mnt/ sudo cp -a /home /mnt/ sync is a simple means of backup. Reinstall can be done with sudo mount /dev/sdx1 /mnt sudo cp -a /mnt/etc/config.scm /etc/config.scm sudo cp -a /mnt/home / Then adjust the file-systems field in /etc/config.scm and reconfigure. > Sadly, for the complex part (the bootloader > configuration), I'll leave it to someone more knowledgeable than myself > to provide concrete answers, but I believe you'll want to read on > something called multi-boot. There's a GRUB example here [0]. I believe configuring GRUB for dual boot is difficult. It would be simpler if the computer already offers boot selection e.g. when pressing the DEL key at startup. That would allow choosing between multiple EFI installations. I think GRUB multi-boot is a boot protocol that cannot easily be configured in Guix. Other distros use GRUB menu-entries with chainload for dual booting. Regards, Florian
