swedebugia <swedebu...@riseup.net> writes: > Could you report this to bug-g...@gnu.org?
Done (and Ludo and Ricardo are already looking into this). > How about reinstalling v. 0.15 overwriting your current installation? > > this would invalidate all your store items though. Exactly, which is why I would like to avoid it. The current profile of the only account that matters on that machine contains some fragile software, so I am not at all sure that if I reinstall and update everything I will still have a working system. Perhaps I could try to archive all the stuff in the profile, re-install Guix, and recover my store items from the archive. But as far as I know there is no way to install them into a profile afterwards. BTW, I did find a way to run "guix pull" which has a good chance to work on a more typical installation: remove $HOME/.config/guix and then run "/usr/local/bin/guix pull". Unfortunately, this fails on my machine because of insufficient disk space for building an enormous amount of packages. Even gtk, although I am on a headless server. I actually wonder if it is reasonable to run Guix on such a limited machine. My store fills up 1/3 of the 10 GB partition, and that's right after a "guix gc". Perhaps I should keep a profile with that machine's software on my main Guix machine and just copy over the binaries from time to time. Konrad.
