ugger makes sense—but even then, could
some message give a hint about how to do anything useful at the repl,
like restarting for instance?
NB: Using guix 437718442ca758a3857702cecfe5c80aa5df272b.
—♯ƒ • François-René Rideau • Co-Founder and President, MuKn.io
“If instead of teaching other people
My apologies: I was just confused about the syntax of bind entries in
/etc/fstab.
"bind" goes in the options field (no ",defaults" needed), whereas
"none" goes in the type field. I tried it this way and mount works
just fine on Guix as well as on NixOS and Debian and other Linux
variants; and with
Wow, this works:
(type "bind") (flags '(bind-mount))
and it works by *not* putting any entry in /etc/fstab, yet doing the
thing somehow. So the bug in mount is still there, but is worked
around.
> https://guix.gnu.org/manual/en/html_node/File-Systems.html
Indeed bind-mount is mentioned there, but
When viewing an issue on the website https://issues.guix.gnu.org/ the
web interface allows you to post a comment, what more without
authentication. Unfortunately, I am told by ropstat and podiki[m] on
irc.libera.chat #guix that web comments don't actually work in their
experience. If this option ca
I believe my issue is the same and that I could narrow it down more.
The `mount --bind /nixos/nix /nix` command works, but if I put a line
`"/nixos/nix /nix bind defaults"` in `/etc/fstab`, then mount will instead
fail with: `mount: /nix: unknown filesystem type 'bind'.`
If instead in fstab I use
