Hi Peter,
Peter writes:
> To expand on this, Guix installs GRUB. This is undeniable, and this is
> where the problem begins.. over many years users are accustomed to GRUB
> working in a certain way with specific tools.. when they encounter a grub
> installation without grub-mkconfig, etc. they ar
Hi,
My concern is that what is written in the manual for bootloader-config and
invoking-guix-system does not clearly communicate what needs to be done for
those who have no exposure to either Guix or Scheme. I did actually view
those entries at first, but it seemed theoretical at first glance and
If anything, you also need to chainload to boot on haiku, which is free
software. So no reason not to implement it.
Le 16 juillet 2022 11:59:29 GMT+02:00, Josselin Poiret a
écrit :
>Hello both of you,
>
>Julien Lepiller writes:
>> Of course this is only a workaround I'm proposing, we should fi
Hello both of you,
Julien Lepiller writes:
> Of course this is only a workaround I'm proposing, we should fix the
> installer to detect other OSs.
Just adding that we don't have any Guix bootloader entry field to
chainload into another bootloader, needed for some non-free system :)
this would ne
Hi Peter,
This is indeed not nice. Guix does not provide a useful package that would
reinstall boot configuratipn because boot configuration is managed together
with the rest of the system configuration.
You need to update your /etc/config.scm to declare more entries, and
reconfigure. Here are
Hi,
This is a particularly AWFUL user experience bug. Installing GUIX to a
partition only lists GUIX in the grub boot menu afterward despite the
existence of other bootable OSes on the drive.
Ok fine thinks I, I will just need to manually run grub's mkconfig to force
re-detection. But this comman
