Hi there, I'd like to built a live disk-image for a USB stick I carry around with me. Booting it would result in the exact configuration I have on my machine.
I can create a disk image with: > guix system disk-image ~/.guix-config/config.scm Then boot the live and set up my user profile as follows: --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- ## First retrieve my GPG keys. ## Then retrieve my dotfiles: > git clone https:// ## Custom script to install the dotfiles and install the Guix packages. > ./dotfiles/.local/bin/homeinit ## Log out and in again. --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- Ideally I'd rather spare those few steps on each reboot, so I'd like to create a disk image containing a user profile that comes with a selection of packages and some arbitrary data (my dotfiles). I wonder if it's doable from an operating system declaration. I'm also wondering now if the USB stick is writable. That would solve it then. Any insight? -- Pierre Neidhardt
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