Re: how to use a variable in a plain-file object?

2024-05-17 Thread Giovanni Biscuolo
Hello Tomas, Tomas Volf <~@wolfsden.cz> writes: [...] > I believe you can use mixed-text-file for this purpose: Oh yes! I missed (to understand) mixed-text-file and text-file* in the G-exp manual section [1], in particular how it can be easily used in place of local-file and plain-file, becaus

Re: how to use a variable in a plain-file object?

2024-05-17 Thread Giovanni Biscuolo
Hello raingloom thank you for you quick reply! raingl...@riseup.net writes: [...] > Short untested example: > > (define name "Giovanni") > (define greeting-gexp > #~(begin (with-output-to-file #$output (lambda _ (write (string-append > "Hello, " #$name "!")) > > You should be able to use

brcmfmac

2024-05-17 Thread Andrew Wong
The Guix installer does not recognize the Broadcom BCM43602 card used in the MacBook Pro 12,1 as compatible with free software (issuing a warning), despite this card being compatible with the free brcmfmac driver[1]. Even with the driver loaded, the installer still claims it won’t work, and at

Re: Where can I find the ca-certificates.crt file from the nss-certs package?

2024-05-17 Thread Reza Housseini
Hi Adam Thanks for the response. I am using Guix System and tried to configure a configuration file for offlineimap with guix home (simple-service 'offlineimaprc home-files-service-type (list `(".offlineimaprc"

Re: brcmfmac

2024-05-17 Thread pelzflorian (Florian Pelz)
Hello, Andrew Wong writes: > The Guix installer does not recognize the Broadcom BCM43602 card used > in the MacBook Pro 12,1 as compatible with free software (issuing a > warning), despite this card being compatible with the free brcmfmac > driver says BCM43602

Re: Where can I find the ca-certificates.crt file from the nss-certs package?

2024-05-17 Thread Andreas Enge
Hello, Am Fri, May 17, 2024 at 11:49:19AM +0200 schrieb Reza Housseini: > yes it is a really odd behavior, because when I run guix shell nss-certs, I > can find $GUIX_ENVIRONMENT/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt... I do not know, but I suppose that this file may be created as a profile hook, in

Re: Error when Kernel configed with "CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO_BTF=y"

2024-05-17 Thread Maxim Cournoyer
Hi, shaqtsui writes: > Hi Guix team, > > I am struggling on this error but can not get it resolved. > Please kindly help. > > > Config code snippet > > ``` > (kernel (customize-linux >#:linux linux-libre-with-bpf >#:configs '( >

Re: Where can I find the ca-certificates.crt file from the nss-certs package?

2024-05-17 Thread Reza Housseini
Hmm, I'm very much a newbie in terms of guix system, but maybe it has something to do with the fact that `nss-certs` is now included by default with guix system.[^1] Yes I saw this and already reconfigured my system accordingly Can you run `sudo herd status nss-certs` and post the output? th

Re: brcmfmac

2024-05-17 Thread Andrew Wong
> BCM43602 requires non-free firmware. —Florian Thank you for your clarification. I’ve been using an installation image with a firmware package installed that should provide that. To be sure that this is a downstream issue, could anyone verify that the installer is normally able to connect to Wi

Re: brcmfmac

2024-05-17 Thread Andrew Wong
I have done some further research on this issue and have determined that it is both an upstream and non-free issue, so it doesn’t belong here. For posterity, however, I have found that: - The WiFi card _is_ the “ethernet” device seen in ‘ip address’. - The brcmfmac driver searches for the followin