Hello, l...@gnu.org (Ludovic Courtès) writes:
> Hello, > > Diego Nicola Barbato <dnbarb...@posteo.de> skribis: > >> Betriebssystem unter »/mnt« wird initialisiert … >> In execvp of >> /gnu/store/d4wwx93gqizx132zjk7h1ir7rzph0pig-guix-0.12.0-10.ba2260d/sbin/guix-register: >> Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden >> guix system: error: failed to register >> '/gnu/store/2g4dzfcs6nf906d7jl6q225llmnv7krl-linux-libre-4.15' under '/mnt' >> copying to '/mnt'... >> >> It does not matter that it is a loopback device. The same thing happens >> if I try to install it on a USB flash drive. >> The issue seems to be that there is no >> d4wwx93gqizx132zjk7h1ir7rzph0pig-guix-0.12.0-10.ba2260d/ >> in my store. All I could find was this: >> 80k8kz7qk9palbn0ccw7y3fgym8jxlps-guix-0.12.0-10.ba2260d/ > > Could you try to figure out where that > d4wwx93gqizx132zjk7h1ir7rzph0pig-guix-0.12.0-10.ba2260d comes from? I could not figure out where this comes from. As I mentioned it is not in my store, yet (only) "guix system init" seems to look for it. > Also, current master is at 0.14.0*, so it’s surprising that you end up > using such an old version. It is indeed quite surprising. Especially since "type -P guix-register" returns "/run/current-system/profile/sbin/guix-register" which links to "/gnu/store/b5hfsdq8yzcqfvikfhm0gk95xa5pfwgy-guix-0.14.0-7.33988f9/sbin/guix-register" and "type -P guix" returns "/run/current-system/profile/bin/guix" which links to "/gnu/store/b5hfsdq8yzcqfvikfhm0gk95xa5pfwgy-guix-0.14.0-7.33988f9/bin/guix" (for both my user and root). > Could it be that ~root/.config/guix/latest points to that old Guix? It did not (I ran "guix pull" as user and as root last Friday, 2018-02-02). And now after running "guix pull" again (as both user and root) ~root/.config/guix/latest and ~/.config/guix/latest point to /gnu/store/a565qard9xc0f0mg0vlbsrn419qgwfp9-guix-latest. > Does “sudo guix pull” help? Unfortunately "sudo guix pull" and "guix pull" did not help either. The error persists even after running "guix system reconfigure /etc/config.scm" and rebooting. Greetings Diego
