Sorry for the late reply on this.
Could you try adding the following kernel parameters (via Grub
by
pressing 'e', then appending the option at the end of the
cmdline):
* nomodeset
and if it doesn't work:
* amd_iommu=pt ivrs_ioapic[32]=00:14.0 iommu=soft
The amd option didn't work, but
Progress! But not quite there yet.
It occured to me that the Samsung drive might have been
corrupted at
some point, so I dd'd /dev/zero into the first few gigabytes of
the
drive to completely wipe the partition table. Sure enough, it
showed up
on the partitioning stage of the graphical
Quick update on the previous email:
* This custom release[3]: 1.1.0-rc2 + the patch suggested by
Danny for
partitions > 1TiB.
[3]: Via ipfs: QmbbkQZc7fbsDrutNwVuvpFep3dBjZx6muni3WgXjRneq7
It occured to me that the Samsung drive might have been corrupted
at
some point, so I dd'd /dev/zero into
First off, thanks for your help so far!
Did you use 1.0.1 image or a more recent one?
I was using the Guix System 1.0.1 x86_64 image here:
https://guix.gnu.org/download/
Did you mount your EFI partition to "/mnt/boot/efi" before
starting the
install?
Yep. Not mounting it yields a different
Hi, I'm a new Guix user (well, trying to be) and am trying to
install
Guix onto my desktop machine. Unfortunately, I'm getting four
errors in
the installer which are preventing me from installing it. Also,
apologies
if I format this wrong, this is my first time mailing in a bug
report.
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