Hello,
I'm interested in using nix/nixos to build an application with its
full set of dependencies, and then deploy it to non-nixos machines as
a self-contained package (up to and including the system libraries),
without root privileges. Ideally I would like to not require that any
nix tools be
Hi,
On 04/11/14 00:36, Anders Papitto wrote:
I'm interested in using nix/nixos to build an application with its
full set of dependencies, and then deploy it to non-nixos machines as
a self-contained package (up to and including the system libraries),
without root privileges. Ideally I would
On 04/11/2014 00:36, Anders Papitto wrote:
Hello,
I'm interested in using nix/nixos to build an application with its
full set of dependencies, and then deploy it to non-nixos machines as
a self-contained package (up to and including the system libraries),
without root privileges. Ideally I
On Tue, Nov 04, 2014 at 10:23:08AM +0100, Eelco Dolstra wrote:
Hi,
On 04/11/14 00:36, Anders Papitto wrote:
I'm interested in using nix/nixos to build an application with its
full set of dependencies, and then deploy it to non-nixos machines as
a self-contained package (up to and
I'm interested in using nix/nixos to build an application with its
full set of dependencies, and then deploy it to non-nixos machines as
a self-contained package (up to and including the system libraries),
without root privileges. Ideally I would like to not require that any
nix tools be
Hi,
On 04/11/14 10:37, Michael Raskin wrote:
No, this is not possible unless you do static linking or some deep
ld-linux/patchelf magic. For instance, my-app will have references to Glibc
in
the Nix store, which are not relocatable.
Technically, one could install a second Nix instance
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 10:38 AM, Eelco Dolstra
eelco.dols...@logicblox.com wrote:
Hi,
On 04/11/14 10:37, Michael Raskin wrote:
No, this is not possible unless you do static linking or some deep
ld-linux/patchelf magic. For instance, my-app will have references to Glibc
in
the Nix store,
There was a post here recently about using proot to install Nix in $HOME [1].
I haven't used it myself, but I could imagine that you could install a closure
of your package and provide a wrapper script which configures the environment
and uses proot to run your app.
[1]:
You could also use Nix inside Docker. This way you should only install
Docker on your host.
Nathan.
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On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 10:54
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Previously we had configurations repository in SVN. I even continued to
update my configuration there long after Git migration. Its useful
function was that I could easily give a link like «see viric's
configuration».
I don't think comprehensiveness is that important for such a repository,
but
Well, I reinstalled Linux Mint 17 (went smoothly) and sadly there is no
/proc/config.gz .
Is there any means to direct the screen output to my usb flash drive? Or
at least stop it scrolling until I have had a chance to read things? Is
there possibly a debug option that can be invoked?
On 11/04/2014 06:26 PM, J. Brian Kelley wrote:
Well, I reinstalled Linux Mint 17 (went smoothly) and sadly there is no
/proc/config.gz .
sudo modprobe configs
may be needed to access that file.
Vladimir
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As a last attempt, I burned the minimal ISO and tried booting it.
Exactly the same result - goes nicely until it shows the login prompt
whereupon the error message triplets start (doesn't even newline down
from the prompt so the first error message is offset somewhat).
Seems a bit strange that
Can you try the modprobe configs that was suggested?
Opening an issue won't help, we can't reproduce and we're the same guys :-)
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014, 20:17 J. Brian Kelley j...@teksavvy.com wrote:
As a last attempt, I burned the minimal ISO and tried booting it.
Exactly the same result -
Hi Anders,
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That's awesome idea. But I think we have to add lots of comments to this
examples (that help a lot while using live code). Or maybe just provide
some ideal configs with comments and other without them.
I think we need to throw some live configs like we had in SVN:
It seems that configs in SVN are too much outdated.
May be create from scratch?
On 5 November 2014 01:13:28 Michael Raskin 7c6f4...@mail.ru wrote:
That's awesome idea. But I think we have to add lots of comments to this
examples (that help a lot while using live code). Or maybe just provide
Hi,
My Hydra runs or rather limited box, both memory and CPU wise so I'd
like to limit the number of jobs it runs. I have
nix.maxJobs = 1;
set but Hydra does not seem to care: even right now it's running 4 jobs
at once (2 for i686 and 2 for x86). I have dealt with it for a longer
while but I
Isn't travis a special case for the dynamic cache? It only runs 2 jobs at
most and only when a PR comes in or a commit is done. Basically it's an
extension of Hydra except that it builds PRs and doesn't save build
products...
Seems to me that it is fine for it to use the dynamic binary cache...
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