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
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2014 5:53 PM
To: 'nix-dev@lists.science.uu.nl'
Subject: build
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/sh
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 w
A good habit to always use labels or uuids where possible. :)
Am 27.02.2014 11:22 schrieb "Johannes Raggam" :
> 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-configurat
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.
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 there,
i've installed NixOS on my macbook air (with the help of cilian and
garbas). that worked fine some weeks ago.
but now, after upgrade to OSX mavericks, i cant boot into it anymore (i
use fedora at the moment, so i'm not hurt). it freezes at the
bootloader. it's an EFI setup. i was using
