Hullo, znavko!
znavko wrote:
I use su, just for own commodity. The difference for me is that
su does not need to type 'sudo' every time.
OK, thanks! I thought that perhaps mysql/mariadb was picky about
how they were run.
Some howtos mention meariadb package, the others type mysql.
What
Thanks for your response.
sure I will pass my system config file as an argument to guix:
$ guix system reconfigure /etc/confg.scm
but my question is about to detect my custom service definition files (
myservice.scm ) in order that I could use them inside my config.scm . for
existing
Reza Alizadeh Majd writes:
> Thanks for your response.
> sure I will pass my system config file as an argument to guix:
>
> $ guix system reconfigure /etc/confg.scm
>
> but my question is about to detect my custom service definition files (
> myservice.scm ) in order that I could use them
Dear,
I am not sure to understand if it is expected or not.
Let install R, guix package -i r, and then run the small script:
> N <- 9000;A <- array(0.1, dim=c(N,N));B <- array(0.1, dim=c(N,N))
> dim(B %*% A)
Monitoring with htop, only 8 of my 16 cores are used. Why ?
And if I have more, then
Hullo,
znavko wrote:
To use mysql/administration commands on GuixSD need to have
both:
mysql service
mysql package
When you've reconfigured your system adding mysql service to
your config file you can either install mysql for root user
Just curious: why for root? Do you prefer su to sudo,
Thanks, adding service definition path to `GUILE_LOAD_PATH` fixed the issue.
Best,
Reza
On Mon, Feb 18, 2019, at 3:04 PM, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
>
> Reza Alizadeh Majd writes:
>
> > Thanks for your response.
> > sure I will pass my system config file as an argument to guix:
> >
> > $ guix
Hello, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice!
I use su, just for own commodity. The difference for me is that su does not
need to type 'sudo' every time.
Some howtos mention meariadb package, the others type mysql.
What is the difference between mariadb and mysql?
Feb 18, 2019, 2:41 PM by
