Hello:
Is there a way to add full chainloader stanzas to Grub via the sysconfig file
through system reconfigure in GuixSD.
I'd like to have for instance the following entry added:
menuentry "PureOS on /dev/sda2" {
set root=(hd0,9)
chainloader +1
}
Can I do this?
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Pierre Neidhardt writes:
> Chris Marusich writes:
>
>> It's worth a try, if you're feeling curious. Since it's
>> licensed under a free license, you can even find a copy of it in Guix!
>>
>> guix package -i sicp
>> # View it with the stand-alone Info reader.
>> info sicp
>> # Or, view
Arun Isaac writes:
>> WDYT of replacing all these uses of cons with cons*? - George
>
> I think we should use append and list instead of cons or cons*. The
> meaning of append is more self-evident to someone new to lisp. Why not
> avoid cons just like we already avoid car, cdr, etc.?
I think it
Chris Marusich writes:
> It's worth a try, if you're feeling curious. Since it's
> licensed under a free license, you can even find a copy of it in Guix!
>
> guix package -i sicp
> # View it with the stand-alone Info reader.
> info sicp
> # Or, view it in a web browser, like icecat.
>
myg...@gmail.com writes:
> I call these "cons traps" because the first thing our new user may do is
> add a file system or user and be greeted by a scheme error ...
>
> Wrong number of arguments to #
>
> WDYT of replacing all these uses of cons with cons*? - George
I think we should use append an
myg...@gmail.com writes:
> ISTM the doc sets "cons traps" for new users. e.g.,
>
> 6.2.1 Using the Configuration System
> ...
>(file-systems (cons (file-system
> (device "my-root")
> ...
>(users (cons (user-account
> (name "alice"
On 04/28/2018 at 13:11 Chris Marusich writes:
Hi Jone, thanks for these comments.
> Jone writes:
>
>> About 'cons' and 'cons*' - okay, let's see in the manual. Examples,
>> examples, examples, more examples! ;) That would be great.
ISTM the doc sets "cons traps" for new users. e.g.,
6.2.1 Usi
Jone writes:
> Don't refer to manual, please - it does not answer practical
> questions. Why do you think there are so few packages? - and no one
> knows how to build them! I tried, and of course I did not succeed. For
> example, when I write to elisp, I guess by context how and what I should
> d
George myglc2 Clemmer writes:
> On the HOST:
>
> -- set up a guix git repo with a "local master" that points to the most
>recent 'guix' package update.
>
> -- Configure the host and VMs using the local master.
>
> -- 'guix publish' the HOST store
>
> -- resist the temptation to do 'git pull'
Don't refer to manual, please - it does not answer practical
questions. Why do you think there are so few packages? - and no one
knows how to build them! I tried, and of course I did not succeed. For
example, when I write to elisp, I guess by context how and what I should
do next. And a powerful co
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