Hi Andreas,
Andreas Enge <andr...@enge.fr> writes: > Hello! > > Am Tue, May 27, 2025 at 04:38:06PM +0200 schrieb Konrad Neuwirth: >> guix reconfigure system required me to —allow-downgrades, which I did. I >> don’t know how relevant this is to the continuing tries. > > This certainly indicates a problem somewhere; it looks as if you are not > on the current version of Guix. Notice that "guix pull" is local to the user > executing the command. So if you executed it as a normal user, you > either need to run "sudo guix pull" as that user, or become root and do > another "guix pull". This is not true, if you do sudo guix system reconfigure from your user, guix from the user is used as per default configuration of sudo on guix system - PATH is passed. Only if one switched to root and then did reconfigure, would that be necessary. Root's guix instance is not used as long as one doesn't switch to root / doesn't change sudo config to not pass PATH. > > Or maybe you do not have the correct guix binary in your path, but I > would not expect this problem on a complete system installation. This can easily happen on new installations upon first pull without relog, but user is warned by the output of guix pull. > > Andreas Rutherther
