To clarify, I mean a nixos rebuild that changes the efi in some way.
On 28/09/2016 8:32 PM, "Roger Qiu" wrote:
> I discovered a while back that NixOS rebuild is only time boot efi gets
> cleaned. But here's a question. Does it delete then add the new efi, or
> does it add
Right, this is why I recommended directly calling
/run/current-system/bin/switch-to-configuration. If the configuration is
already present in /boot, you can be sure it doesn't need to add
anything.
Roger Qiu writes:
> I discovered a while back that NixOS rebuild is only
I discovered a while back that NixOS rebuild is only time boot efi gets
cleaned. But here's a question. Does it delete then add the new efi, or
does it add the new efi then delete? The former would mean that even if
your efi is full, it will work, but raises the possibility that if a
rebuild gets
Shea Levy writes:
> After deleting the old profiles (which nix-collect-garbage -d does), did
> you run '/run/current-system/bin/switch-to-configuration boot'? I think
> that or doing a nixos-rebuild is the only way to trigger the /boot
> garbage collection.
you saved me,
Hi Damien,
After deleting the old profiles (which nix-collect-garbage -d does), did
you run '/run/current-system/bin/switch-to-configuration boot'? I think
that or doing a nixos-rebuild is the only way to trigger the /boot
garbage collection.
~Shea
Damien Cassou writes:
>
Hi,
this morning I got notified that there is no space left on /boot:
$ df -h /boot
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/nvme0n1p1 256M 249M 7.9M 97% /boot
When I look at it, I can see many nixos efi files:
$ du -sh /boot/EFI/nixos/*
3.9M