Hello everyone,
I'm seeing some issues with greetd-wlgreet-session.
According to the docs
https://guix.gnu.org/manual/en/html_node/Base-Services.html I would assume that
greetd-wlgreet-session and greetd-agreety-session are easily exchangeable, but
greetd-wlgreet-session leads to an error, wh
Hi Timotej,
> tune2fs -O ^metadata_csum_seed /dev/sda1
That's exactly what I needed; Thanks so much!
Works great on MBR, GPT and with encrypted disk too.
Cheers,
Franz
Hi,
I'm having trouble installing guix in qemu, using a "fresh" guix ISO.
```
building /gnu/store/byjlc85abyjc3fjj9z982677skmda7ib-module-import
compiled.drv...
building
/gnu/store/psw8xn9qpsjjnrqmjrfv0v3jj9fphq5m-module-import-compiled.drv...
building
/gnu/store/a1zcrrcdwhb4wb2g4r0ph8mqclq7f
Looks like the issue has been fixed as of
https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix.git/commit/?id=edfb05e16d409ab71f5cc5c91747b693f0054d59.
Thank you!
This can be closed now.
New information always turns up, the minute after you submit the report. Thanks
to a kind soul, I also found the greeter logs:
```
00:02:17.018 [INFO] [sway/commands.c:261] Handling command 'exec
"/gnu/store/w6ify3cx17hnq8wd6qf6swkwdj37l6wj-wlgreet-0.4.1/bin/wlgreet --config
/gnu/store/73ay0x7
It seems like `greetd-wlgreet-sway-session` broke for me, sometime in the last
10 days. Initially I suspected it's related to my hardware, or a newer kernel,
but I was able to rule these out with a clean config in the VM.
- It's working as of `3da49b1472919a62df1fe399638f23a246aa325d` (05.03) but
I've done some more digging. There are various issues with the script
that actually converts the Debian 9 Droplet to Guix.
1. The SSL certificates of gnu.org fail on Debian 9 (since end of Sep).
This appears to be related to a change in LetsEncrypt root certificates
2. The guix binary used is rath
I just ran into the same issue on a droplet in a different region.
The only detail that stands out is that 'private_networking' as seen
here [1] has been depreciated on the DO API [2]. I doubt that is the
reason this is failing though.
> This parameter has been deprecated. Use vpc_uuid instead to
