Hello! I'm running emacs in a guix shell, and wonder how/where to get
the C source code directory for xref-find-definitions.
I've grepped the /gnu/store/*emacs but cannot find the C source, is
there some special package/output or procedure needed to get it included
in the shell environment?
> You can download source archives for any package using build --sources, like
> this:
That's nice to know! However i would greatly prefer if there was some
way to make it be available as part of a manifest, i'm building multiple
environments using guix shell containers, and doing this as an ext
> --8<---cut here---start->8---
> (use-modules (guix scripts build))
>
> (specifications->manifest
> (map
> (lambda (spec)
> (begin
> (guix-build "--source" spec)
> spec))
> (list
>"emacs"
>"coreutils"
>)))
> --8<---
Lars Rustand writes:
> Hi, how can I include a home environment in an image or vm created with
> `guix system image` or `guix system vm`?
I would love to know this as well. I've not found any examples in the
wild that are not tied into other distributions (RDE).
Hello!
I'm trying to use `qmk` to build firmware for my keyboard, but i'm
running into cross complilation issues that i have no idea where to
start on.
When running in a shell with `qmk` i get
arm-none-eabi-gcc: command not found
The only maybe related package i've been able to find is
`rasp
When trying to compile keyboard firmware using the qmk toolkit, i run
into this error:
./lib/pico-sdk/src/rp2_common/hardware_base/include/hardware/address_mapped.h:94:19:
error: cast from pointer to integer of different size
[-Werror=pointer-to-int-cast]
uint32_t rc = (uintptr_t)addr;
Hello, in my day-to day i'm using a custom xkbmap that i've been
developing over the last decade or so, and i'm looking to migrate to
guix system.
However, i have found no straightforward way to include a custom mapping
(basically just a symbols file) into my operating-system declarations.
Look
> When I switched to Guix, I gave up my own Rocket layout. [1] Where is
> your layout, please?
It's a personalized layout that i have no intention of sharing, but it
has some similarities with your rocket, but using space for lv3-shift
rather than ctrl.
> I am now good enough with Guix to propo
Hello, i'm trying to use guix deploy for a remote vhost, my conf looks
something like this:
(list (machine
(operating-system test-os)
(environment managed-host-environment-type)
(configuration (machine-ssh-configuration
(host-name "test.se")
> Would you, by any chance, happen to have ~/.ssh/config that sets Identity for
> the host in question? If yes, those do override whatever you put into
> (machine-ssh-configuration).
No i do not, i only have known_hosts and my keys.
have a good day too.
> There is no error message?
With my current user it gets the ssh login correct, but fails at sudo
(i want it to, i don't like my remote user to be pwless sudo)
The error i get is
guix deploy: error: failed to deploy rymdkoloni: SSH authentication failed for
'dep...@example.se': Access denied
I just updated to the new post-merge system and i'm running into some
strange issues.
As i run the reconfigure, it seems to switch early to a broken system,
and then attempting to bulid additional things, which fail with not
finding the guixbuild group.
Log below:
-
Did anyone get this to work in the meantime? I have been trying as well
and i cannot understand how it's supposed to work.
Kristoffer
by the pull and system reconfigure.
I do not want to run an extra guix pull in user B, since this feels like
a waste of resources, and i do want the profiles to be always in sync.
Is there some option i'm missing?
Best, Kristoffer Ström.
> I managed to find a "solution" for that and described it in a blog post
> here: https://wolfsden.cz/blog/post/what-goes-into-guix-shaped-hole.html
>
> However be aware that is does have limitations and one needs to be
> somewhat careful (see the update at the bottom of the article).
>
> I just
Tomas Volf <~@wolfsden.cz> writes:
> Edouard Klein writes:
>
>> The way I work around this is to use (guix-for-channels ...) in the
>> sytem's configuration, and never guix pull. The only guix is the
>> system's: /run/current-system/profile/bin/guix
>
> Out of curiosity, were you able to figure o
> Does there exist a tool for searching out which Guix package provides a
> particular executable, or a particular file more generally, please?
As far as i know, unfortunately no.
I would love to have a tool like this, (still don't know where to find
hcitool for example) Sometimes grepping the
Just because it has not been mentioned before, Floating Point Units on
CPUs are complex beasts that can carry state and other fun stuff.
I believe most common instructions like addition and multiplication
should be deterministic, but trigonometric functions might not be
reproducible across diffe
I have a hack:
GUILE_LOAD_PATH=$(echo '(string-join %load-path \":\")' | guix repl -tmachine |
tail -1 | cut -d\\\" -f2)
Guile then picks up on this env variable, and things are good.
It's not pretty, but it works for me.
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