On 23/01/16 06:03PM, Timo Wilken wrote:
> Hi Trev,
>
>
> On 16 January 2023 17:44:45 CET, Trev wrote:
> >If it's of any use to anybody, I have attached the full build log. Any
> >guidance would be appreciated.
>
> Make logs can be a bit annoying -- it runs mu
ogram: "make" arguments: ("-j" "8") exit-status: 2
term-signal: #f stop-signal: #f>
phase `build' failed after 12.0 seconds
command "make" "-j" "8" failed with status 2
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If it's of any use to anybody, I have attached the full
Paul Jewell writes:
> Hi Trev,
>
> Thanks for the reply!
>
> On 25/12/2022 07:41, Trev wrote:
>> Paul Jewell via writes:
>>
>>> Good morning Guix,
>>>
>>> I have a working stumpwm config which I use on my desktop gentoo
>>> install
seemed appropriate. For everything else, I have my
own personal guix channel. I do this to avoid the need for activating
guix shell over and over again.
I get that quicklisp is an expected way to manage 3rd party packages for
Common Lisp but after years of working with NPM & JavaScript, the
seemed appropriate. For everything else, I have my
own personal guix channel. I do this to avoid the need for activating
guix shell over and over again.
I get that quicklisp is an expected way to manage 3rd party packages for
Common Lisp but after years of working with NPM & JavaScript, the i
On September 27, 2022 9:07:36 a.m. PDT, jgart wrote:
>guix upgrade * or guix upgrade '*' don't work for me :(
First do a guix pull to update your local guix repository. Then you must run
`guix system reconfigure` or `guix home reconfigure` depending on where/which
profiles you are using.
pens to be the bash package
reference so long as it is in the right lexical scope. See
(with-imported-modules) in the manual.
(substitute* "scripts/hello.sh"
("#!/bin/bash" (string-append #$bash "/bin/bash")))
Link to manual: https://guix.gnu.org/manual/en/html_node/G_0
file "./nongnu.pub"))
%default-authorized-guix-keys))
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Any suggestions are appreciated. Thank you all
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Guillaume Le Vaillant writes:
> Trev skribis:
>
>>
>> Would the path of least resistance be to install sbcl explicitly in my home
>> profile?
>>
>
> Try installing sbcl to your home profile to see if it fixes the problem,
> then if you don't want
On August 19, 2022 7:49:55 a.m. PDT, Guillaume Le Vaillant
wrote:
>Trev skribis:
>
>> Guillaume Le Vaillant writes:
>>
>>> Is sbcl installed in your user profile or not?
>>
>> Not directly. It might be there as a dependency. Everything other than
&g
Guillaume Le Vaillant writes:
> Trev skribis:
>
>> [21 lines cropped] Any suggestions?
>
> I can't reproduce the issue on my machine. There must be a difference
> in our setups.
>
> Are you on a Guix system, or on another distribution?
Guix system :)
>
something in swank is trying to byte compile into the store itself.
My other sbcl-stumpwm modules load and work.
Any suggestions?
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Jul 06, 2022 at 10:57:08AM -0700, Trev wrote:
>>
>> Hello Guix!
>>
>> I am in the weeds while trying to properly build "nimble", the package
>> manager that is included with the nim programming language. The current
>> guix package (gnu/pack
efficiency. This means it focuses on
compile-time
mechanisms in all their various forms.")
(license license:expat)))
#+END_SRC
I have tried:
1. Symlinking (without any success) /bin/sh to (which "bash")
2. Exporting $SHELL to (which "bash")
3. Attempted (without much luck) to ~alias cc=gcc~ to see if it's not the shell
that's missing, it's the command "cc", and adding cmake as a separate input
4. Grokking the Nim source code that I don't perfectly understand to see how it
could somehow decide to call something that isn't on path aside from a string
that's "/bin/sh".
If someone appreciates packaging this better than can share some wisdom, it
would be appreciated.
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less problematic if I accepted that I should either gc far less
frequently or use something like gnu stow for environment/config instead.
On June 27, 2022 11:11:01 a.m. PDT, Trev wrote:
>"(" writes:
>
>> I don't experience this issue personally, and I use `guix
y
machine work, here's how I am set up. If I have made some sort of
blunder, I would love to know.
https://git.trevdev.ca/trevdev/guix-home-temp
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I get some idea as to whether or not I have an actual problem with
guix home here or if this is the current intended side-effect of guix gc
with packages installed via guix home? This way I can migrate away from
guix home and leave that alone until it matures, or perhaps just opt
out.
Thank you for th
gestions. Thanks for reading this :)
Trev writes:
> Hey guys,
>
> I am trying to appreciate how to set up a guix home mcron using a separate
> module that I wrote that exports the job.
>
> My config lives in ~/.config/guix/home/config.scm
>
> My cron module lives in ~/.
full:
https://gist.github.com/trev-dev/3312444daa75758822c06db5922aac4f
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