On June 28, 2018 11:06:38 PM GMT+02:00, Jone wrote:
>> Can you not choose an earlier profile in grub and go from there?
>
>Here is my mistake: I decided that old profiles are not needed and
>clear
>them.
So did you learn something the hard way?
>Well, I was not happy with my config also.
> Can you not choose an earlier profile in grub and go from there?
Here is my mistake: I decided that old profiles are not needed and clear
them.
Well, I was not happy with my config also. Now - satisfied. So it is not so
important,
only the cost of processor time. That's why I want to get a good
Hi.
On June 28, 2018 5:25:25 PM GMT+02:00, Jone wrote:
>Thanks, Swedebugia.
>
>> You probably like Pierre missed the warning about setting
>> the correct path after the first guix pull.
>
>Yep, maybe. But while I was messing with the system, I globally
>rewrote the system config. And now is
Thanks, Swedebugia.
> You probably like Pierre missed the warning about setting
> the correct path after the first guix pull.
Yep, maybe. But while I was messing with the system, I globally
rewrote the system config. And now is difficult to combine it with
current state of the system.. I think
Hi
On June 28, 2018 4:11:14 PM GMT+02:00, Jone wrote:
>> When I had problems they were caused by wrong path.
>
>Not sure, it seems the main problem is a broken 'guix pull' in root
>guix
>instance,
>and I can not do anything further, deadlock!
I thought that too. Keep calm. You most probably
> When I had problems they were caused by wrong path.
Not sure, it seems the main problem is a broken 'guix pull' in root guix
instance,
and I can not do anything further, deadlock!
Output:
## user
ls -l .config/guix/
total 0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 jone users 58 May 20 23:29 latest ->
Hi
Could you send the output of the following:
ls -l .config/guix/
ls -l /root/.config/guix/
echo $PATH as both user and root
Even
ls -l /gnu/store |grep guix
When I had problems they were caused by wrong path.
--
Cheers Swedebugia
> We recommend not to add user packages to the “packages” field of your
> operating system configuration.
Ricardo, there are listed only base system-wide packages! I even deleted
'icecat' and some others,
but this almost did not change the reconfigure time.
By the way, in the new system
My situation is worse, installation of guile-sqlite3 does not solve the
problem. And brocken 'guix pull' in root instance of guix - can't
update. After reconfigure with 'sudo -E guix ..' the same problems
remained..
2018-06-28 4:05 GMT+00:00 Leo Famulari :
> On Wed, Jun 27, 2018 at 09:48:23PM
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
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.
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
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;
Thanks. I already wrote this, but I was not sure that nothing would break in
the system.
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
Works as
sudo -E guix system --help
but I can not imagine what will happen as a result with 'sudo -E' and 'system
reconfigure'.
> 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.
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,
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
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