<insommiack>someone knows how work guix pull with guix 0.13? we can't use anymore the url of the tarball and need to give commit and branch but I don't know how to write it <efraim>insommiack: try 'guix environment guix --ad-hoc guile-git --pure -- guix pull' <wingo>ACTION builds installation image for new laptop <solene>wingo: how do you create an installation media able to install ? <wingo>see "building the installation image" <wingo>then you dd it to the usb stick; see 'usb stick installation' <wingo>however i ran into an interesting problem :) <wingo>guix system: error: build failed: while setting up the build environment: unable to make filesystem `/media/wingo/Ubuntu.04.2 LTS amd64' private: No such file or directory <wingo>seems there is a parsing bug somewhere in the nix daemon that can't deal with this mount name <wingo>i guess it was part of containerizing some build <insommiack>it's work but it isn't what i've wanted.. i don't want to change environnement to use guix pull ***ShalokShalom_ is now known as ShalokShalom
<roptat>hm... I think you can't use IPv6 addresses in static-networking: <roptat>herd: exception caught while executing 'start' on service 'networking-ens18-ip6': <roptat>ERROR: In procedure inet-pton: Bad address <roptat>would it be ok to change the service to use iproute2 instead of the current implementation? <wingo>i am having trouble getting an efi bootloader to install <wingo> (bootloader (bootloader-configuration <wingo> (bootloader grub-efi-bootloader) <wingo> (device "/dev/nvme0n1p1"))) <wingo>is my bootloader config (the one in the manual doesn't work fwiw) <Hiroteru>Hi! I'm trying to configure an operating system file to make a VM out of it. I'd like some files that i write to be in here by default. I have found that the "skeletons" feature can do that, but is it possible to specify a path ? and to create a folder ? <wingo>ACTION does nasty GUILE_LOAD_PATH hacks to get his "guix system init" to work, wooo <insommiack>Hi! Can someone try to install python-pygit2 with guix 0.13 and tell if had an error? <roptat>insommiack: in the build phase, I get #error You need a compatible libgit2 version (v0.25.x) <insommiack>and there is another problem after force libgit2 to 0.25.x version <castilma>for tests, I'm running guix environment xeyes. and between all the to be installed packages. I see binutils 2.27 two times with different hashes. why is that so? <castilma>how am I supposed to switch to an alternative profile created with guix package -p testprofile ? <bavier>castilma: 'source testprofile/etc/profile' <castilma>but it doesnt remove the things from my default profile, does it. is this wanted behaviour? <castilma>I mean, packages from my default profile are still in PATH. I'd expect it clears the PATH from the default profile PATH <rekado>latest cuirass says “Git error: the SSL certificate is invalid”; maybe guile-git doesn’t support GIT_SSL_CAINFO? <bavier>I thought we had the midori browser packaged at some point? <wingo>i get a failure doing "guix environment guix" with master <wingo>something about not having (guix build utils); but the info-dir builder does what i think is the right with-imported-modules invocation... <wigust>Hello Guix. Just curios. Upgrade user packages produced empty manifest /var/guix/profiles/per-user/natsu/guix-profile-190-link/manifest Why did this happen? Could it be because I rebooted without “sync” (usually cannot reboot without force <C-M-DEL>)? <lfam>wingo: Are you still getting that failure with `guix environment guix`? I just rebuilt a fresh Git checkout and I can't reproduce it <wingo>lfam: i am but it's from a fresh install; could it be that a fresh install from master doesn't install a guix from master? i.e. it installs a guix from whenever the guix package was last updated, or something <wingo>anyway i am now trying a guix pull on the install to see if that fixes things <wingo>not that i really understand how guix pull works of course :) <lfam>The guix package that gets "installed" and is executed on a foreign distro is not from master, but rather a snapshot. Check ((gnu packages package-management) guix). But `guix pull` updates to the latest and this is where you get package definitions and related things from <wingo>in the past i have always used a git checkout <lfam>Running the daemon and everything from the checkout? <wingo>the daemon from an install, guix from the checkout <wingo>or the daemon from an install when i was on nixos <lfam>I'm not exactly sure what happens in this case <wingo>sorry, confusing. anyway :) never did guix pull. <lfam>My recent test was on a foreign distro with the daemon "installed". Then I did `./pre-inst-env guix environment guix` and it worked for me <lfam>If you are doing that, then I don't think that `guix pull` will have any effect <lfam>By using ./pre-inst-env you're basically side-stepping the thing affected by `guix pull`, which is the ~/.config/guix/latest symlink <wingo>ok good it looks like after a guix pull it is working <wingo>weird tho; maybe in the previous guix, (guix build utils) was available by default or something <lfam>(guix build utils) has been around for quite a while ;) <rekado>“guix environment -l guix.scm” is pretty slow