Hi list.
I'm trying to wrap my head around running guix. While question in subj
is general it was prompted by a real failure, so really I am
interested both in "general approach" as well as solving the actual
problem I ran into.
having updated with `guix pull` I run `sudo guix system reconfigure
Hi guix.
Is it possible and where could I find contents of /etc for a specific
system generation. Ditto dmesg of the last boot of specific
generation? Not necessarily current generation though.
In a nutshell: I have a generation that boots and works fine, but
sadly I also have a generation that f
yboard-layout keyboard-layout)
(terminal-inputs '(console serial_0 serial_1))
(terminal-outputs '(console serial_0 serial_1
Seriously, noone knows where to find dmesg and contents of /etc that
pertain to the last attempt to boot specific generation?
Pretty please?
On Thu, 8 Apr 2021
Hello guix.
My machine only has USB 2 and rusty old spinners. USB is obviously
slow and guix with its store will quickly destroy any consumer grade
USB stick I insert there. Rusty spinners are so slow I wouldn't want
my worst enemy running their OS on them. So, I plugged PCIe card with
NVMe SSD dr
how
systems bootstrap and OMG this whole territory is full of arcane
sacred knowledge spread all over the interwebs and most of what you
find is nonsense. Once people who actually know how the sausage is
made retire or die, our civilization is doomed :(
On Sat, 1 May 2021 at 04:07, Joshua Branso
Hello.
I defined a shepherd service with the intention of starting it as part of
my system. Testing and debugging it was kinda, well, not straightforward.
Since it is meant to be instantiated as part of the entire operating
system, I did all the foo-service, foo-service-type ⇒ derivation ⇒ shepher
