IRC channel logs
2014-09-15.log
back to list of logs
<DusXMT>alezost: Thanks for looking at my email, but won't removing the spaces from the patch break the patch? <alezost>DusXMT: sorry, my fault: I didn't think when I wrote that. You are right <alezost>It's just me: I see whitespaces everywhere :) <alezost>DusXMT: you have ("libpng",libpng) in "openjpeg" - it's better to be ("libpng" ,libpng) <tadni>Guix/GNU Distro now has a proper eth0 service for Dmd...! <tadni>Getting closer and closer to a usable distro, for much wider audience. <DusXMT>tadni: you mean, the networking daemon has to wait before eth0 is initialized (would be useful for me)? <civodul>would be cool to have a shell-mode extension that would abbreviate, say, /gnu/store/ybrsdvzzd9mwjkx01dcxlv1i6d1p5cd6-nettle-2.7.1 to /gnu/…-nettle-2.7.1 *civodul adds it to the to-do list of alezost :-) *civodul has working PulseAudio \\o/ <DusXMT>You can now pipe sound from a Hurd box into it ;) <civodul>there's still the hda codec issue which requires manual intervention, tho <civodul>DusXMT: BTW, yesterday i fixed a synchronization issue with static-networking-service <civodul>which i think you reported a while back on IRC <DusXMT>static-networking-service now waits for the kernel module to get loaded? <DusXMT>civodul: excelent. Do I need to reconfigure from git, or is after a # guix pull is enough? <davexunit>interesting to see that we're not using eudev <davexunit>when gentoo first forked, I was skeptical about what would happen with it. <civodul>DusXMT: guix pull + guix reconfigure, yes <Ulrar>I've been using eudev on my gentoo for a while, works great <davexunit>civodul: thanks for the regex. yes that is what I meant. :) <mark_weaver>civodul, davexunit: sysadmin@gnu.org told us that they added about 250 gigs to hydra, but it looks to me like they only added about 80 gigs. <davexunit>mark_weaver: wasn't it supposed to take awhile to get the full space since some kind of live partition expansion was happening? I don't really know the details. <mark_weaver>hmm, maybe. I don't know the details of how that works either. <civodul>mark_weaver: indeed it has 482G, but they said 650G <mark_weaver>for as long as I've been looking at it (since they said it was expanded) <mark_weaver>I haven't seen any incremental increase over the last day or so. <mark_weaver>but anyway, best not distract sysadmin from the more important issue now, namely the RAM. <mark_weaver>for the time being, we have enough disk, and not nearly enough RAM, so that RAM is the priority now. <mark_weaver>at some point, hydra should really be it's own hardware box, not a VM. <davexunit>a dedicated machine that didn't have to share with other VMs would be great. <DusXMT>No, it didn't fix it. udev gets started before networking, but the kernel module gets loaded later along the way. I even took a photo, but I don't know where to put it to show you (I don't have a server of my own) <DusXMT>just to be complete, the module is e100 <civodul>DusXMT: could you send it to bug-guix? <paroneayea>joey hess' "seeing debian through a functional lens" talk <paroneayea>(btw, would be fun maybe to have guix as a debian package for people who want to do user-local package install?) <paroneayea>(disclaimer: I haven't watched it yet, but it's joey hess :)) <paroneayea>I do see he's showing off nix at some point though :) <davexunit>he criticized nix awhile ago, I guess he's reconciled those things maybe <davexunit>guix packages read much nicer than nix packages <davexunit>watched a few minute, seems like a good talk. <davexunit>paroneayea: I watched the rest of the talk on my lunch break. <davexunit>I liked it a lot. I learned a few things: debian people are very concerned about nix's (and therefore guix's) use of symlinks everywhere. <davexunit>someone mentioned the GNU distribution and called it the "kiss of death" <davexunit>if you watch the talk you'll see a few points where everyone in the room openly laughs at some design choice that the Nix devs have made. <davexunit>however, through seeing this demo of NixOS, I feel that Guix does a lot of things better. <civodul>mark_weaver: i have some news: "cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#*|grep Codec" shows me one thing called "IDT" <civodul>so if i do "modprobe snd-hda-codec-id" before snd-hda-intel is loaded, things work <jxself>I wonder why that doesn't happen on boot. <civodul>i haven't found anything useful on the net <civodul>perhaps there was a broken udev rule or somethign <paroneayea>btw, without having tried things yet (sorry), I know guix's DSL is written in Guile itself <paroneayea>but is there any non-turing-complete metadata file executed or anything? <paroneayea>at least davexunit's package manager lister thing must have gotten json versions <paroneayea>davexunit: that's clearly asheesh who asked the questions about the symlinks :) <paroneayea>d) when I worked at CC, he was the person who had my job before me (he had left a while earlier to start openhatch) <DusXMT>Hehe, I now have gpc, running on top of gcc-3.4.4, running on the GNU system... now to just package both of those things... <DusXMT>Yeah, GNU's pascal compiler is quite old, and needs an old backend <civodul>paroneayea: it's easy to extract package meta-data, yes <civodul>for instance "guix package --search=.' does that