Jean Louis skribis:
> It will certainly happen again. I have solved it for myself, but it may
> happen to somebody in future by same manner.
May or may not: AFAIK we’ve never had any similar report before.
Ludo’.
g...@rcdrun.com skribis:
> My personal problem is solved.
Great!
> But there is problem in the daemon or guix, that it unmounted user's
> partition, and that should never happen on stable system.
Sorry, I still fail to understand what happened. Let us know if that
shows up again.
Ludo’.
Hello Ludovic,
I have now done following:
- entered as root, after reboot
- /dev/sda7 was mounted as /home
- instead of mounting /dev/mapper/protected on /home
- first I have unmounted /home
- and then mounted /dev/mapper/protected on /home
- and run: ./pre-inst-env guix package -i hello, with
Hello Ludovic,
You are right, sure, it was the only option on chat, to
quickly place it somewhere, as the /home was unmounted, so I
have lost all operation, passwords, etc. temporarily, and
did not replace it with better download option.
So here it is:
This is the daemon process initially, it
Hello Mark,
Thank you for hint, I don't think I have added anyone else
but these:
/etc/group:
guix-builder:x:1002:guix-builder1,guix-builder2,guix-builder3,guix-builder4,guix-builder5,guix-builder6,guix-builder7,guix-builder8,guix-builder9,guix-builder10
And when something is mounted there is
Louis writes:
> Yes, I have tried it again, and it happened again, on the
> second time I have sent a bug. It looks to me dangerous to
> try it third time.
I have only one idea what could cause something like this.
Did you add any users to the 'guix-builder' group other than
Hello Andreas,
Yes, I have tried it again, and it happened again, on the
second time I have sent a bug. It looks to me dangerous to
try it third time.
I have seen in Guix manual, for system user options, how
such users would be restored regardless if adduser changes,
upon system boot.
That is
On Mon, Mar 07, 2016 at 11:21:04AM +0100, g...@rcdrun.com wrote:
> Problem: during installation of -i hello package, my /home was
> unmounted. I have no solution more to test Guix on Debian GNU/Linux and
> I am seeking one, to later change to Guix, free GNU operating system.
This is difficult to
Hello,
Problem: during installation of -i hello package, my /home was
unmounted. I have no solution more to test Guix on Debian GNU/Linux and
I am seeking one, to later change to Guix, free GNU operating system.
Information:
While researching Guix, guile based package manager and GuixSD, I have