Hey everyone,
yesterday I updated my guix on a librebooted thinkpad x220 (libreboot
version 20230625) with a luks encrypted drive and I can't boot into the
new system profile. I get into the Guix Grub Menu and when I select the
new profile everything gets locket up afterwards, i.e. the screen
The issue is solved now.
The password prompt was actually invisible and I could just type it in
and press Enter and then everything would load normally.
The commit 6d7e181ba18d11c92409a93936025fb46b9c8171 that changed the
kernel config was reverted in e49fdc231b0be00490fe1321888eb5c2acc480ac
cy to allow this?
Thanks
Dariqq
I worked around this by also setting the guix-publish user as the owner
instead of root.
This feels like a bit of a hack but it works.
On 25.02.25 20:34, Dariqq wrote:
Hello,
I recently discovered that guix-configuration offers a way to set the
permission and owner of the directory
count from the service.
However guix-publish still was not able to connect to the socket.
Is there a way I can do this without giving up on guix-publish?
Any help would be appreciated.
Dariqq