On Sun, Jul 03, 2016 at 08:42:09AM +0700, Eus wrote:
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> grafting '/gnu/store/7sba9q9dpkhcb2zmqcm8a00d1xrkccvz-libarchive-3.1.2' ->
> '/gnu/store/ciga1934crxdimj5s1gsnvh74rk24hnd-libarchive-3.1.2'...
> grafting '/gnu/store/p07xa257vli65gx6vs3d0l3qxwqg13rk-libarchive-3.1.2' ->
> '/gnu/store/j
Hi everyone!
I downloaded the Guix for USB disk, booted from it, performed the instructions
shown at Alt+F2 but replacing "guix system init ..." with:
$ guix pull
$ guix system --fallback --keep-failed init ...
Then, I ended up with a segfault as shown below:
grafting '/gnu/store/nvshb8zk84hjgg
Eus skribis:
> In section 7.1.4 of the info displayed at Alt+F2 terminal, it is better to
> suggest the user to mount bind /tmp/ under /mnt/tmp2 so as to have more free
> space in case the user needs to build from source, for example, when using
> "--fallback" option in "guix system" command.
Hello!
Eus skribis:
> If I may suggest, in Guix info that is displayed at console Alt+F2, a user
> should be reminded to add a swap partition.
>
> I forgot to do that first time, and so my "guix system --fallback init
> /mnt/etc/config.scm /mnt" got killed by OOM killer after about 10 hours.
>
Hello!
Eus skribis:
> Hi guys!
(And gals, etc.)
> I did that and my machine started to build sources. Then, I hit some error
> when building webkitgtk-2.12.0 and went to the Guix IRC channel. There two
> users told me that I should do "guix pull" first so that I do not have to
> build from
