If you have a guix system that is up to date and need to install a new system you can use the 1.5.0 installer on the new system, set up the new system to receive deployments from the up to date system and then guix deploy the update to the new system from the up to date system... This seems like it should be relatively safe as the up to date system is the one verifying the substitutes.
Oct 26, 2026 10:11:14 AM Sébastien Gendre <[email protected]>: > Daniel Lakeland <[email protected]> writes: > >> If you have fedora+guix you can create an installer image from guix system >> image, copy it to a USB drive and then use that right? > > > I would love to but, on my computer, the vulnerability test script fail > on the "cache-key" test. So, I don't know if my copy of Guix-daemon is > still vulnerable or not.
