> > i'm afraid that's not the case currently:
> >
> > %guile-static-stripped crashes with a sigsegv (i.e. the guile used in the
> > initrd (?))
> > https://issues.guix.gnu.org/71211
>
>
> Interesting. Is this a recent bug? When I was trying to bring up
> Guix on the VisionFive 2 I was being drop
> i'm afraid that's not the case currently:
>
> %guile-static-stripped crashes with a sigsegv (i.e. the guile used in the
> initrd (?))
> https://issues.guix.gnu.org/71211
Interesting. Is this a recent bug? When I was trying to bring up Guix on the
VisionFive 2 I was being dropped into a Guile
> I believe that if the initrd fails during startup it will abort into an
> interactive Guile REPL. This might hurt GRUB's ability to detect
> something went wrong since the kernel would still be running.
i'm afraid that's not the case currently:
%guile-static-stripped crashes with a sigsegv (i.
Nathan Dehnel writes:
> GRUB: https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub/html_node/fallback.html
> GRUB supports falling back to another boot entry if the machine fails
> to boot. This could be integrated with guix so GRUB falls back to a
> previous guix system generation. This covers the case
raingl...@riseup.net writes:
> Would others find this useful? Where in the stack would this be solved?
> Could we, for example, catch an issue in the init system and still
> perform a rollback? Or if not a full rollback, then at least a reboot
> into the previous config? (And if that is also b
