Thanks Felix. Well, now I know. If I were switching machines, upgrade or
whatever, I would definitely install GUIX. I really like it.
Brian
On 3/25/24 05:08PM, Felix Lechner via wrote:
Hi Brian,
On Mon, Mar 25 2024, Brian O'Keefe wrote:
it eats up disk space like a hog
Yeah, that's Guix fo
Hey everyone,
After enabling the Guix service in /etc/nixos/configuration.nix. Now running
`guix pull`, it seems to chug along and work.
Thanks for the help!
Sincerely,
Marc
Daniel Littlewood writes:
> Hi, just pitching in to say: I did exactly this (enable guix from
> NixOS) and can confir
Hi Brian,
On Mon, Mar 25 2024, Brian O'Keefe wrote:
> it eats up disk space like a hog
Yeah, that's Guix for you. We provide perfect prerequisites, which can
involve many similar versions of the same stuff.
I had 25 GB VM for a while and it was fine, but I did not reconfigure
often. Also, if
Hi,
I have successfully installed GUIX as a VM on Ubuntu host. However, it
eats up disk space like a hog, far exceeding the virtual drive I create
and compromises my Ubuntu install as I get a low on disk space warning.
I create a VM HD of 20GB but apparently that isn't enough. Is GUIX
really
Hi, just pitching in to say: I did exactly this (enable guix from
NixOS) and can confirm it appears to work.
However, it's only on the latest stable channel (23.11). If you're on
an old channel, you'll need to upgrade. You can find instructions for
how to do so in the NixOS docs, or here:
https://
Hi!
I think the problems you are encountering must have something to do with
build-users not being setup properly.
But maybe a easier way of getting Guix on NixOS is to just enable it!
Afaik putting
```
services.guix.enable = true
```
in your NixOS system configuration is all you need (see
h
Hi,
I'm having trouble to run Guix on NixOS. I followed the default
installation binary, and then started the guix-daemon with
> sudo guix-daemon
It seems to run without fail:
> ~ sudo guix-daemon
> [sudo] password for marc:
> warning: daemon is running as root, so using `--build-users-group
On Mon, 2024-03-25 at 20:12 +0200, Roman Riabenko via wrote:
> I attest that I succeeded this weekend by following the instructions
> in the latest (development) version of the guix manual without
> commenting anything out.
Hi Roman, thanks for confirming this.
> Second, I was unsure where to get
Hi David,
On Mon, Mar 25 2024, David Lecompte wrote:
> error: no such cryptodisk found.
Do you use LUKS on boot? Our GRUB supports only a particular type of
key. Maybe that's the issue?
Kind regards
Felix
Hello Fabio
On Mon, 2024-03-25 at 16:05 +, Fabio Natali wrote:
> I think I tried that (commenting out the default gateway part, which
> might be picked up automatically by means of Router Advertisement
> RA?). I'll definitely try again once in front of the machine and
> update the bug report w
Hello, what you intend does sound very interesting. As for “guix
time-machine”, I do not see the problem:
Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli writes:
> But then we would still like to somehow make guix time-machine
> --commit= work automatically, so we need to somehow fetch that
> revision, and if possible w
I've been having a vaguely similar issue - which I think also seems to be a
cryptodisk not being found, though in this case not with a new install as such,
but with an old install which started happening after removing a bunch of old
generations. I thought it was a btrfs issue, and so reinstalle
Hi Felix,
Thanks for getting back to me.
On 2024-03-25, 08:49 -0700, Felix Lechner wrote:
> Debbugs was down. I unarchived Bug#64653 for you.
Great - I'll be following up on that bug report from now on then.
> I also had issues with static networking two years ago. Here is what
> worked for m
Hi Florian,
> You further could try editing the Guix configuration file in the
> installer to get another kernel such as:
>
> (use-package-modules linux)
>
> (operating-system
> …
> (kernel linux-libre-4.19)
> …)
>
Thanks, I did not know I could do that during the install.
However, when
Hi Fabio,
On Mon, Mar 25 2024, Fabio Natali wrote:
> I wasn't able to un-archive
Debbugs was down. I unarchived Bug#64653 for you.
> I've been trying to reconfigure a machine from static IPv4 to static
> dual-stack or IPv6-only.
I also had issues with static networking two years ago. Here is
On Guix integration:
On Fri, 22 Mar 2024 10:17:39 +0100
"pelzflorian (Florian Pelz)" wrote:
> Side note, as an observer from outside, it also seems relevant how the
> project goal is different from Canoeboot. Is the difference that GNU
> Boot seeks to integrate more with FSD
You further could try editing the Guix configuration file in the
installer to get another kernel such as:
(use-package-modules linux)
(operating-system
…
(kernel linux-libre-4.19)
…)
Further, I believe there are other X200 users, but I cannot find the
thread on yhetil.org.
Is it perhaps n
Hi Florian,
> Could you try editing the GRUB boot options (press E
> during GRUB) and append to the linux boot line:
>
> nomodeset
>
> This would rule out graphics driver problems.
>
Thanks, I tried, it makes no difference. The boot menu is taking a small
portion of the screen, with the Guix l
(I've been trying to post this as a follow-up to 64...@debbugs.gnu.org
but my email gets rejected as the issue is archived. I wasn't able to
un-archive the issue, apparently, so I'm now sending this
here. Apologies if you receive it twice.)
Hi,
I've been trying to reconfigure a machine from stati
Hello David, Could you try editing the GRUB boot options (press E
during GRUB) and append to the linux boot line:
nomodeset
This would rule out graphics driver problems.
However, I also know a PC where GRUB sometimes (only sometimes) just
gets stuck and the PC needs a restart and it works the n
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