Raul Miller <[email protected]> wrote: > Hmm... > > For what it's worth, I'm running bullseye here on a laptop which does > not have internet connectivity. (Bullseye's drivers do not support the > networking hardware on the machine. But bullseye is better than > openbsd here, because openbsd did not support the usb drive with > install media.) So, while that pull request may eventually be > interesting for me, I think I should wait for its final form before > I'd play around with it. > > For now, I will just note that the 4gig bullseye distribution cd does > not seem to include a guix package. (Also, ... I was not able to find > any quick documentation on this issue, but: does guix deal with stuff > like /libexec in a fashion which is portable to windows, osx, and, so > on?)
Yeah, it's a bit hidden, but the commit message does explain that the Guix stuff can be safely ignored. It's only there as a temporary tool to aid in the PR itself. I pointed you there mainly for the discussion, which says 1) that the general issue already has attention, and 2) that a full fix is a giant rabbit hole. Anyway, it's probably worth leaving a comment on the PR about your observations with install-user.sh. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
