Re: Build and upgrade times for heavier packages on old hardware

2024-02-26 Thread Andreas Enge
Hello, Am Sun, Feb 25, 2024 at 08:06:13AM + schrieb Oleander via: > Are substitutes in Guix System disabled by running `# guix-daemon > --no-substitutes`? How can I see whether they are enabled or not? guix-daemon --help shows that that command line parameter is indeed --no-substitutes. If

Re: Build and upgrade times for heavier packages on old hardware

2024-02-25 Thread kiasoc5
Hi Oleander, On 2/25/24 03:06, Oleander wrote: Hi kiasoc5, thank you. Are substitutes in Guix System disabled by running `# guix-daemon --no-substitutes`? How can I see whether they are enabled or not? I don't know how to directly check the daemon, but you can see if `guix build` would down

Re: Build and upgrade times for heavier packages on old hardware

2024-02-25 Thread Oleander via
Hi kiasoc5, thank you. Are substitutes in Guix System disabled by running `# guix-daemon --no-substitutes`? How can I see whether they are enabled or not? Original Message On Feb 21, 2024, 21:36, kiasoc5 wrote: > Hi Oleander, On 2/21/24 9:00 AM, Oleander via wrote: > Hello ev

Re: Build and upgrade times for heavier packages on old hardware

2024-02-24 Thread Csepp
Oleander via writes: > Hello everyone, > I'm considering disabling substitutes on my current Guix system > running on an old Thinkpad with an i5-2520M, 10GB of ram and an SSD. > > Considered that many of you might be running Guix on something similar > due to the compatibility between coreboot/

Re: Build and upgrade times for heavier packages on old hardware

2024-02-21 Thread kiasoc5
Hi Oleander, On 2/21/24 9:00 AM, Oleander via wrote: > Hello everyone, > I'm considering disabling substitutes on my current Guix system running on an old Thinkpad with an i5-2520M, 10GB of ram and an SSD. Build times will probably take a while if all substitutes are disabled because you (mi

Build and upgrade times for heavier packages on old hardware

2024-02-21 Thread Oleander via
Hello everyone, I'm considering disabling substitutes on my current Guix system running on an old Thinkpad with an i5-2520M, 10GB of ram and an SSD. Considered that many of you might be running Guix on something similar due to the compatibility between coreboot/libreboot and old Thinkpads, how l