ha, found the problem!
somehow the partition numbers of my harddrive were renumbered, and i
wasn't using UIDs. 'nixos-option --install' didn't work, so it the
hardware-configuration.nix wasn't updated. (if i understood the process
correctly).
after booting from sdcard and mounting the drives to
hey all,
here in my hometown graz/austria, there is the linuxtage mini conference
on 4th and 5th april, organised by the creator of the GRML distribution.
it would be great to have a NixOS talk there, to have this topic
covered! I'm not up for this, since i'm new to NixOS and have no
experience.
A good habit to always use labels or uuids where possible. :)
Am 27.02.2014 11:22 schrieb Johannes Raggam raggam...@adm.at:
ha, found the problem!
somehow the partition numbers of my harddrive were renumbered, and i
wasn't using UIDs. 'nixos-option --install' didn't work, so it the
I did a fresh install and started following the Nixpkgs manual to
create a custom package. I want to use the web browser luakit.
So I cloned the git repository and changed directory into it.
I then created the directory luakit under /pkgs/applications/network/browsers/
I created a default.nix
Hi,
On 26/02/14 23:53, Federico Sacerdoti wrote:
26146 lstat(/dev/shm, {st_mode=S_IFDIR|S_ISVTX|0777, st_size=200, ...}) = 0
You're probably on a system where /dev/shm is a symlink to /run/shm or something
like that. Nix's chroot currently cannot handle that: mounting a new tmpfs on
/dev/shm
Hello,
For the record I replicated the problem with the latest nix-1.6.1. From my
reading of the man 2 mount page the first argument should be /dev/shm not
none.
Thanks,
FDS
From: Federico Sacerdoti
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