I just aware about that copying the skeleton files is a one time operation, we
can't modify
skeleton files later with a new system configuration file for existing users.
do we have any
solution to copy skeleton files to existing users home directories on each
execution of
guix system
I think mkdir-p is a better option here.
It will create all missing directories so there's no need to run 2 mkdir
commands, and won't give an error if the directories already exist.
Hi,
"Reza Alizadeh Majd" skribis:
> the problem is that some of these skeletons are located in sub-directories,
> for
> example `~/.local/share/foo/bar.cfg`. and when I run `guix system reconfigure`
> I receive errors about missing parent directory (`~/.local/share/foo` in this
> example).
>
Hi,
Alex Vong skribis:
> The reason is as followed: Tor allows you to browse the internet
> anonymously. It works by making users using the same version of tor
> browser indistinguishable (i.e. in the same anonymity set[0]). This only
> works if all the browsers have the same fingerprint. Using
Tobias Geerinckx-Rice skribis:
> oury.dus...@posteo.net wrote:
>> 3. The graphical installer gives you the option to set the keyboard
>> layout, however when I finally booted into the OS a few keys need to
>> be pressed twice (example: ~,´,¨,¨,^) and not long-pressing them
>> gives
>> accented
Hi,
"Reza Alizadeh Majd" skribis:
> I want to add a custom channel for all users, one way would be using the
> skeleton files
> to add `channel.scm` to each user's home directory. Just wanted to know if
> there is
> any other solution to do this or not?
I think a skeleton for
oury.dus...@posteo.net wrote:
3. The graphical installer gives you the option to set the
keyboard
layout, however when I finally booted into the OS a few keys
need to
be pressed twice (example: ~,´,¨,¨,^) and not long-pressing them
gives
accented characters. I´m not sure how to fix this at
zna...@disroot.org wrote:
/dev/sdb1 150Mb BIOS Boot
You're throwing away 149 MiB ;-)
Make this 1 MiB (at most), and give the rest to one of your other
partitions instead.
Kind regards,
T G-R
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zna...@disroot.org wrote:
Hello! If I want to part my disk and to use 3 partitions:
1) Bios Grub,
2) Linux filesystem, and
3) Linux Swap
should I describe my Bios Grub filesystem
Nitpick: it's not a file system, just some reserved raw sectors
for GRUB. GNU/Linux (ergo Guix) can't read from
> This is my config, that does not contain item for /dev/sdb1 file system that
> is for bios grub:
> https://termbin.com/t2pr
> Will it work fine?
It appears you are using "grub-bootloader". Assuming you used GPT, just make
sure the partition sdb1 was created/formatted as "BIOS Boot Partition".
> should I describe my Bios Grub filesystem in '(operating-system (file-systems
> (list ...)))' or just
> only in '(operating-system (bootloader ...))' section?
You do not need to mention grub in "file-system" section of config. You have to
mention just the device "sdX" NOT with the partition
This is my config, that does not contain item for /dev/sdb1 file system that is
for bios grub: https://termbin.com/t2pr
Will it work fine?
May 26, 2019 12:27 PM, zna...@disroot.org wrote:
> Hello! If I want to part my disk and to use 3 partitions:
> 1) Bios Grub,
> 2) Linux filesystem, and
> 3)
Hello! If I want to part my disk and to use 3 partitions:
1) Bios Grub,
2) Linux filesystem, and
3) Linux Swap
should I describe my Bios Grub filesystem in '(operating-system (file-systems
(list ...)))' or just only in '(operating-system (bootloader ...))' section?
If I need to describe grub
Hello! I am trying to install Guix on other notebook. when I've parted it with
fdisk using such partitions:
/dev/sdb1 50Gb Linux filesystem
/dev/sdb2 9Gb Linux swap
then `guix system init /mnt/etc/config.scm /mnt` gave the error:
Embedding is not possible. Grub can only be installed in this
[Part two, having made my train connection with 8 seconds to
spare.]
Giovanni Biscuolo wrote:
But wait! There's the /dev/disk/by-id/ tree, I did not notice it
until
now! :-)
Yes! That's what I meant! Thank you. I'll be sure to use the
udev terminology for this in future, it's confusing
Giovanni,
Giovanni Biscuolo wrote:
/dev/xdyN names have never been safe to use in this way
I'm not talking about partitions ;-)
Neither was I. Force o' habit. May your partitions never be in
random order.
According my faulty memory (I cannot reproduce it now)
/dev/sd is what the
Hi Guix,
I want to add a series of configuration files to each user's home directory.
for this
I could use skeletons in operating system definitions.
the problem is that some of these skeletons are located in sub-directories, for
example `~/.local/share/foo/bar.cfg`. and when I run `guix
oury.dus...@posteo.net writes:
> This is interesting because on GuixSD 1.0.1 when I download tor
> browser and try to start it I receive an error
>
> ruki@guix ~/Downloads/tor-browser_en-US$ ./start-tor-browser.desktop
> bash: ./start-tor-browser.desktop: /usr/bin/env: bad interpreter: No
>
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