HI Andrew,
On Thu, Feb 01 2024, Andrew Stubbs wrote:
> The manual suggests that "home-shell-profile-configuration" is the way
> to go, but there's no example given.
The home-shell-profile-service-type is the way to go, but due to the way
the service is included (as an essential service), you need
>Onderwerp: Getting all symbols in a Scheme file as a list
The following will give you a list of all the symbols (unless I made some
syntax errors) (also replace ‘ by a proper quote, e-mail program is corrupting
it):
(use-modules (ice-9 match))
(define (all-symbols s-exp)
(match s-exp
(
Hi,
I'm trying to write a Guile script to trace symbol definition and reference
between modules in a large Guile repo (GNU/Guix), for the purposes of large
scale refactoring.
I'm wondering how I could programmatically get all the values in a
Scheme file
as an S-expression. From the manual, I k
> missing modules for #: uio_pdrv_genirq
Hi Gabriel,
I just ran into this as well while 'guix deploy'-ing to a Raspberry Pi. Maybe
you have resolved it already but the message comes from safety-checks? in
machine-ssh-configuration, which verifies that modules for configured
filesystems are loa
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how to run a shell command once on SSH login,
but not in nested shells. Traditionally I've simply appended it to
.profile, but I want to switch to use guix home and I can't figure out
how. (I got my environment variables and arbitrary dot-files done.)
The manual sugge
Thanks Felix,
I will try your advice. I don't know as much about GRUB as I seemed. Those were
just some commands that I found. I have entered commands before, but I'm a
novice.
On Jan 31, 2024 at 10:14 AM, Felix Lechner
wrote:Hi Kete,
On Sun, Jan 28 2024, Kete Foy via wrote:
> error: you nee
Thanks for the warning
On Feb 2, 2024 at 9:14 AM, Felix Lechner wrote:Hi
Kete,
On Fri, Feb 02 2024, Kete Foy wrote:
> I will try your advice.
I am not sure it will work. The last time I tried to install Guix on
32-bit equipment, someone in #guix asked "Why?" and offered to send me a
64-bit pr
