I did triaging in the past in a big distro.
What was frustrating was that I had the feeling that most bugs were
fixed by themselves (like if they were
rediscovered and fix upstream, or care about when developers
encounters them by themselves).
Thinking about it, I have come to the conclusion that
Thanks a lot to took the time to investigate this.
I have tried your suggested default.nix and it works, and I am happy with it.
Would not have been able without your help!
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I am trying to compile the GTK example on:
http://www.mono-project.com/docs/getting-started/mono-basics/
Soon I discovered that I need to have gtk-sharp v.2 in my environment.
Searching gtk-sharp on https://nixos.org/nixos/packages.html
I concluded that I should have:
In my configuration.nix I h
2015-03-19 4:43 GMT-04:00 Domen Kožar :
> Try to create a shell with Xlib headers:
>
> $ nix-shell -p xorg.libX11
Yes, this works, thanks a lot!
More precisely:
[guest@nixos:~]$ nix-shell -p xorg.libX11 SDL2 SDL2_gfx SDL2_image
SDL2_mixer SDL2_net
[nix-shell:~]$ go get -v github.com/veandco/go-sdl
Well, I am mostly user-level in NixOS.
I modify my /etc/nixos/configuration.nix then #nixos-rebuild -switch
I am learning GO.
I have been able to get ncurses to work in go.
I was now trying with SDL:
[guest@nixos:~]$ go get -v github.com/veandco/go-sdl2/sdl{,_mixer,_image,_ttf}
github.com/veandco
Thanks! I was able to build a new iso file with rpPPPoE and wvdial.
I did not test wvdial.
PPPoE does not seems to work. And it is a bit hard to say exactly why.
No clear messages in journalctl -r.
I thought I was using directly the same rpPPPoE in Arch Linux but Arch
Linux now use netctl:
https:/
Trying to investigate a bit more:
[demo@nixos:~/paulnixos/pkgs]$ cat
/nix/store/yw81fs9q3kgqlk1xx2d3mpmrv2xr1hkc-empty.drv
Derive([("out","/nix/store/2bx1mnzpvmkdip6vhbwk2w6h9ybff5v7-empty","","")],[("/nix/store/3prbp8w4aj0sb5fjbwykphqx79fiw2a8-bash-4.2-p45.drv",["out"]),("/nix/store/rdc4zsbqnv79c
I am trying to follow instructions on:
https://nixos.org/wiki/Creating_a_Nix_OS_live_CD
So this is on a freshly cloned Nixpkgs from your project.
I have added pkgs.rpPPPoE and pkgs.wvdial to .../modules/profiles/base.nis.
Then:
$ nix-build -A iso_graphical $NIXREPOS/nixos/release.nix
Resulted i
I use an old ADSL modem that does not connect itself to my ISP nor
does lend IP address.
So I need to use RP-PPPoE to connect and deconnect from Internet.
Using nixos-env -iA nixos.pkgs.rp-pppoe is not an option as it try to
connect to Internet to download the sources.
I have been able to test RP
d not have to use it.
2011/12/3, Paul Dufresne :
> Well, I said the modem module was in my experience creating /dev/ppp
> but now I remember it is rather /dev/modem.
>
> Sure, /dev/ppp exist here, c type, major 108, minor 0. (using Arch
> Linux right now)
> But I don't know
Well, I said the modem module was in my experience creating /dev/ppp
but now I remember it is rather /dev/modem.
Sure, /dev/ppp exist here, c type, major 108, minor 0. (using Arch
Linux right now)
But I don't know how it is created... oh wait:
Accordint to http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/archive-f
Well, serial lines are not "Plug&Play" like PCI bus.
So, AsFarAsIKnow, the Linux kernel does not generate any UDEV event
for serial lines. (Like it does for most other devices).
I guess, most people would use WinModems that necessitate to compile
their own modules, which in my experience, sometime
I did not really test NixOS lately, but normaly /etc/ppp is rather
where to find configuration files. The device is usualy /dev/ttyS0
(for the first serial RS232-C connector) or /dev/ttyS1 (for the second
one). Or even /dev/ttyS2 or /dev/ttyS3 for the third and fourth in
some cases (mostly internal
Was using Nix-0.16.
With it, I was able to:
sudo nix-install-package --non-interactive --url
http://hydra.nixos.org/build/1463174/nix/pkg/nix-1.0pre29920-i686-linux.nixpkg
which is trunk nix. Or at least was not long ago.
It also shows the 56k connection was not so bad: did download
perl-5.10.1, gc
Having problems downloading the MANIFEST.bz2 file on nixpkgs-unstable
with my 56k modem (I always get curl error 18, between 0% and 50% of
the 19Mb file), I downloaded on a computer with high-speed Internet,
along the nixexprs.tar.bz2, on my usb key in a directory called
MyChannel.
I then used nix
I am trying to compile nixos-0.16 on Lubuntu 11.10.
First, ./configure seems to have not found that I needed g++, that I
then installed.
But now I get:
libtool: compile: gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I../.. -g -O2 -MT sha1.lo
-MD -MP -MF .deps/sha1.Tpo -c sha1.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/sha1.o
mv -f .d
Hi... Looking a bit a the content of Minimal CD, I don't seems to find
pppd, chatscripts and/or wvdial.
Have they been 'packaged' for NixOS? (Sorry, 'packaged' is probably
not the word NixOS use).
Is it expected to be on minimal CD?
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Just to say... it has nothing to do with swap partition on my hard
disk, because the problem still happen without power to my Hard Disk.
I should probably not care about the do_page_fault, becasue they are
after the oops which is normaly in the squashfs_read_data.
2011/10/18, Paul Dufresne
Ok... I look a bit more at my oops.
They always happend about 1.5 seconde after the login prompt come on
the installation CD.
Process is almost always different.
The part that does not change looks like this:
panic
oops_end
no_context
__bad_area_nosemaphore
do_page_fault
bad_area_nosemaphore
do_
BTW, no one had confimed my md5sum:
paul at paul-P5GZ-MX:~$ md5sum nixos-graphical-0.1pre29826-i686-linux.iso
164774618b05c3633124bf6ef793d5e8 nixos-graphical-0.1pre29826-i686-linux.iso
Because I now make the hypothesis that it does not work on any computer!
So if it works for you, you can easily
I tested my NixOS CD that was giving kernel oops on my computer on an
other computer today,
Seems to go fine on the other computer.
So I guess this is linked to recent Linux versions, and my particular
hardware: a N10/ICH7 Intel computer with a SATA disk 82801G rev 01.
Wonder if it is worth to ex
paul@paul-P5GZ-MX:~$ dd if=/dev/cdrom | md5sum
164774618b05c3633124bf6ef793d5e8 -
What a nice trick to test if the image is burned ok!
It seems so, because I had:
paul@paul-P5GZ-MX:~$ md5sum
testNix/nixos-graphical-0.1pre29826-i686-linux.iso
164774618b05c3633124bf6ef793d5e8
testNix/nixos-graphica
I burnt and verify (twice) my image (more if you count the one that were bad):
paul@paul-P5GZ-MX:~$ md5sum nixos-graphical-0.1pre29826-i686-linux.iso
164774618b05c3633124bf6ef793d5e8 nixos-graphical-0.1pre29826-i686-linux.iso
When I boot, it basically goes up to the login prompt.
But just before,
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