Re: Error: system: command not found.
On Wed, Jun 27, 2018 at 09:48:23PM -0400, Mike Gerwitz wrote: > On Wed, Jun 27, 2018 at 14:53:50 +, Jone wrote: > > I have a problem: can not run system reconfigure. > > root@guix ~# guix system --help > > guix: system: command not found > > I had the same problem last night and I found (via strace) that it was > looking for an sqlite3 guile library. Installing guile-sqlite3 into > root's profile fixed the problem for me. > > I just didn't have the chance to report the issue yet. I think this is fixed in some recent commit. I had this issue but no longer need to explicitly install guile-sqlite3 to work around it. signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: Error: system: command not found.
On Wed, Jun 27, 2018 at 14:53:50 +, Jone wrote: > I have a problem: can not run system reconfigure. > root@guix ~# guix system --help > guix: system: command not found I had the same problem last night and I found (via strace) that it was looking for an sqlite3 guile library. Installing guile-sqlite3 into root's profile fixed the problem for me. I just didn't have the chance to report the issue yet. -- Mike Gerwitz Free Software Hacker+Activist | GNU Maintainer & Volunteer GPG: D6E9 B930 028A 6C38 F43B 2388 FEF6 3574 5E6F 6D05 https://mikegerwitz.com signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: Error: system: command not found.
Jone writes: > And the current results: > during reconfigure were built from source samba, ffmpeg, icecat (now) > and I do not know what else and how long it will be. > Theoretically, berlin.guixsd.org repository is enabled: > > (modify-services %desktop-services > ... > (substitute-urls (list "https://berlin.guixsd.org; > "https://mirror.hydra.gnu.org;))) > > but I don't understand why these "heavy" packages are being built. I suspect that they are listed in the “packages” field of your configuration. There has been a change to the icecat package about 19 hours ago. We recommend not to add user packages to the “packages” field of your operating system configuration. -- Ricardo
Re: Error: system: command not found.
And the current results: during reconfigure were built from source samba, ffmpeg, icecat (now) and I do not know what else and how long it will be. Theoretically, berlin.guixsd.org repository is enabled: (modify-services %desktop-services ... (substitute-urls (list "https://berlin.guixsd.org; "https://mirror.hydra.gnu.org;))) but I don't understand why these "heavy" packages are being built.
Re: 'libstdc++.so.6' cannot be found in RUNPATH ()
Hi Hinko, Hinko Kocevar writes: > Hi Ludovic, > > Thank you for the insight. > > Is there a way to have the check pass by other means (i.e not skip the check)? One thing you could do is patch the RUNPATH of the library. You can do this with the ‘patchelf’ command. A good starting place might be to look at the Rust bootstrap package. It uses ‘patchelf’ to update the RUNPATH of binaries, and leaves the ‘validate-runpath’ phase in place. > I will resort to skipping the check as immediate solution. > > /hinko
Re: Error: system: command not found.
Thanks. I already wrote this, but I was not sure that nothing would break in the system.
Re: Error: system: command not found.
Pierre Neidhardt writes: > If you run guix as root, then you must run `guix pull` as root as well. > I find it simpler to use the `sudo` command to execute your user's "guix" with > additional privileges. For instance, > > sudo guix system reconfigure ... > > should work. You can also use “sudo -E guix system reconfigure” to keep the current user’s environment. -- Ricardo
Re: Error: system: command not found.
Works as sudo -E guix system --help but I can not imagine what will happen as a result with 'sudo -E' and 'system reconfigure'.
Re: Error: system: command not found.
> If you run guix as root, then you must run `guix pull` as root as > well. Yes, that's exactly what I did. > sudo guix system reconfigure > should work. But: sudo guix system --help Password: guix: system: command not found Try `guix --help' for more information. Checked again - but alas.. Amusing situation)) I can not roll back system (there is only the current generation) and can not reconfigure..
Re: Error: system: command not found.
If you run guix as root, then you must run `guix pull` as root as well. I find it simpler to use the `sudo` command to execute your user's "guix" with additional privileges. For instance, sudo guix system reconfigure ... should work. -- Pierre Neidhardt You'd like to do it instantaneously, but that's too slow. signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Error: system: command not found.
I have a problem: can not run system reconfigure. root@guix ~# guix system --help guix: system: command not found 'guix pull' launched 3 times in a row, each time gives the same output: compiling...100.0% of 1 files compiling...100.0% of 230 files compiling...100.0% of 180 files compiling...100.0% of 67 files compiling...100.0% of 37 files - in other words, it doesn't work. Any ideas, how to reconfigure system? I can run 'guix system CMD' as user, but for reconfigure need root permissions. _ Now: working instance of guix: ~/Desktop> guix system list-generations Generation 6апр 25 2018 19:13:28(current) file name: /var/guix/profiles/system-6-link canonical file name: /gnu/store/7n91925xqz6579rxq2md2605s4nzddlz-system label: GNU with Linux-Libre 4.16.4 (beta)
Re: locale warnings
Hi Oleg, Oleg Pykhalov skribis: > $ PAGER= systemctl show guix-daemon.service | grep locale > Environment=GUIX_LOCPATH=/root/.guix-profile/lib/locale > > $ sudo guix package -I > … > guix0.14.0 out > /gnu/store/pii5cimi72lj5l7793h54g5sg0sr2apl-guix-0.14.0 > glibc-utf8-locales 2.25out > /gnu/store/xa391b23r5lbwxb9q26sq5rq1fkd1xi3-glibc-utf8-locales-2.25 > glibc-locales 2.27out > /gnu/store/s28fmfrq8r0c688x59cj0fcyh2pv87nj-glibc-locales-2.27 > glibc 2.27out /gnu/store/y7siq9fr3dyccyaig94rpkqfimbiw35f-glibc-2.27 The problem you may have is that guix@0.14.0 is linked against glibc 2.26, so it cannot use the 2.27 locales. You should upgrade ‘guix’. HTH, Ludo’.
