TL;DR - how to install a Guix system without installing bootloader and kernel?
Hello! I am Anderson Torres, a wannabe CS student. I am playing distrohop with virtual machines, and I found two with interesting approaches. - Crux Linux does not package the Linux kernel. If the user wants to update or modify the kernel, she needs to manually download the source code, compile and install it - acting like a third party package. - EasyOS, a somewhat derivative of Puppy Linux, does not package the bootloader. This is similar to the above: the user is responsible to install the bootloader and configure it to boot the system. I want to try both ideas on Guix: a complete system in which both kernel and bootloader are third party packages not built by Guix. As a next logical step, I want to create something like two systems with complementary roles: one to deal with kernel and bootloader, the other to deal with the remaining packages and configurations. How can I do it?
