correct 'guix system reconfigure config.scm' files
I have 3 different config files: pastebin.com/tmLvPAYG pastebin.com/jmYHb6us pastebin.com/aGHcY3Ey I do not remember which one was good. Please criticize the sintax where appropriate. Thank you.
Re: correct 'guix system reconfigure config.scm' files
Hi, On 11.01.2018 01:33, Quiliro Ordonez Baca wrote: > > I have 3 different config files: > pastebin.com/tmLvPAYG > pastebin.com/jmYHb6us > pastebin.com/aGHcY3Ey > I do not remember which one was good. good in what sense? > Please criticize the sintax where > appropriate. Thank you. I think guile can critisize syntax errors, too. try `guix system build config.scm` Martin -- GPG: 7FDE 7190 2F73 2C50 236E 403D CC13 48F1 E644 08EC
Re: correct 'guix system reconfigure config.scm' files
Martin Castillo writes: > Hi, Hi. Thank you for your reply. > On 11.01.2018 01:33, Quiliro Ordonez Baca wrote: >> >> I have 3 different config files: >> pastebin.com/tmLvPAYG >> pastebin.com/jmYHb6us >> pastebin.com/aGHcY3Ey >> I do not remember which one was good. > good in what sense? In that it is correctly constructed. >> Please criticize the sintax where >> appropriate. Thank you. > I think guile can critisize syntax errors, too. > try `guix system build config.scm` So, this is the way to test if it is correct? Quiliro
Re: mumble unable to recognize mic and speakers
Christopher Lemmer Webber writes: > You may need to do one of the following: > - go to audio input / audio output and select the right device > - maybe use the "pavucontrol" pulseaudio configuration tool to >configure things Thank you for your suggestion. In pavucontrol, I went to 'port' in 'input devices' and the only option is to use 'microphone (disconnected)'
Re: mumble unable to recognize mic and speakers
ng0 writes: > Christopher Lemmer Webber transcribed 0.4K bytes: >> You may need to do one of the following: >> - go to audio input / audio output and select the right device >> - maybe use the "pavucontrol" pulseaudio configuration tool to >>configure things > > In the worst case what worked for me is to run > killall pulseaudio > until I have removed all instances of pulseaudio. > Then start mumble again. Thank you for your response. I have tryed that. I even went into alsamixer and lifted the volume and unmutted all that I could. Nothing worked to make the mic work. The speakers are OK.
