Marco van Hulten <ma...@hulten.org> writes: > Marius— > > Je 31 okt 23:49 skribis Marius: >> Marco van Hulten <ma...@hulten.org> writes: >> >> > I have an oldish amd64 system with 2 GiB of memory, but it is fast >> > enough to use as a media center. Guix was last updated early this >> > year. Upgrading it now takes many days. It keeps on swapping (using >> > quite consistently 2 of 4 GiB of swap available). >> > >> > Do you think the swapping is the reason that it takes so long? >> > >> > Would it be a general strong advice to use more than 2 GiB, or is it >> > likely useful to give details like which program is compiling (as in a >> > proper bug report)? >> >> Ideally you should not have to compile anything. Have you authorized >> the ci.guix.gnu.org signing key? > > I did not authorize that signing key. Now that I have, upgrading the > system and installing packages goes much faster.
Glad it worked! It would be ideal if Guix printed a warning when using a substitute server whose signing key is not authorized. Any volunteers? :-)
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