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<civodul>Hello Guixers!

<CaptainLex>Good morning Guixers!

<CaptainLex>Est-ce qu'il y a des gens ii?

<Cydroid>wow, you learnt French?

<CaptainLex>Haha in high school, yeah, I took a few years. It's definitely dropped away since I took Greek at university

<civodul>heh, fun

<civodul>bienvenue !

<civodul>:-)

<CaptainLex>How is everyone?

<CaptainLex>I haven't been able to tinker with guix due to do school

*civodul is fine

<civodul>week-end approaching :-)

<CaptainLex>Excellent!

<CaptainLex>My new 13-port USB hub has arrived! :D

<CaptainLex>Restarting X....

<CaptainLex>Sadly sad. Builds for gcc still failing at the same place. Am I correct in recalling that the build should be independent of the state of your regular system (i.e. packages in your normal distro)?

<CaptainLex>Is there an option in Guix to get verbose linker output?

<CaptainLex>Whoa, is all the output from guix on stderr?

<Steap>CaptainLex: could you answer civodul's emails ?

<Steap>"Are you using a very recent snapshot of the ‘master’ branch?"

<Steap>"And are you doing chroot builds?

<Steap>"

<Steap>etc.

<CaptainLex>Oh man, I may have been responding only to him instead of responding all

<CaptainLex>Sorry about that

<CaptainLex>Yeah, all that was checking out

<CaptainLex>Steap: at first I thought it was due to some negligence on my part as an arch user, but then ashmew2 came along and demonstrated arch isn't the problem :P

<Steap>CaptainLex: could you try installing the package from the guix directory ?

<Steap>Run ./pre-inst-env ./scripts/guix package -i hello

<Steap>rather than using the "guix" binary from /usr/local/wherever

<CaptainLex>Oh, thank you! I shall

<Steap>see what I mean ?

<Steap>I usually do that because I don't feel like reinstalling every time I run "git pull" :)

<Steap>So we'll see if the problem is linked to the installation

<CaptainLex>Hmm, how can I check if the daemon is running?

<Steap>ps aux | grep daemon ?

<CaptainLex>Oh that's a real handy command, thanks!

<CaptainLex>Well, it's running so far

<CaptainLex>it always takes a long time to do these .go files, whatever they are