Joshua Branson writes:
> Hello,
>
> I’m currently trying to dual boot Arch Linux and GuixSD on a desktop machine
> that I built. GuixSD seems to be installing well, but grub in not properly
> installing. I’m trying to boot using grub-efi.
>
>
> After I run guix system init /mnt/etc/bare-bones
I do actually have swap devices in the config file. I just didn’t want to
re-write the entire config file. :)
That is true. I do have /dev/sda1 tagged as bootable and as esp.
parted p shows
/dev/sda1 flags: boot, esp file system fat32, Size 537MB
And you are seeing that missing pare
Hello,
I’m currently trying to dual boot Arch Linux and GuixSD on a desktop machine
that I built. GuixSD seems to be installing well, but grub in not properly
installing. I’m trying to boot using grub-efi.
After I run guix system init /mnt/etc/bare-bones.scm /mnt
I get this error:
grub-
ludo, I'm very new to guix environment, but I'm wondering something:
About "preventing environment from being updated by ‘guix pull’ in the
meantime", do you mean that:
1. Even if I specify the `--root [Some file path.]` option to `guix
environment`.
2. Exit/leave the environmente due to othe
Hi nee,
nee skribis:
> Hello, I've been using guix `environment -l env.scm` to work on
> different programming projects on my laptop.
> The problem is: When I do guix pull or gc, these environments might get
> lost, and when I'm on the train with no network and run `guix
> environment` it will t
Hello,
Sohom Bhattacharjee skribis:
> On 07/10/2017 03:14 PM, Ludovic Courtès wrote:
[...]
>>> 2. From reading the docs I figure that we are supposed to write
>>> config.scm for everything including web servers. This also means doing a
>>> `guix system reconfigure` after every change (even the
