Adding support for the kind of bootloader in raspberrypi. Disable grub,
disable generationsDir, enable boot.loader.raspberrypi.
Usual layout expected: /boot being the first vfat the board reads blobs from.
(and from Hydra). It is still possible to install any of those packages by
referring to them by attribute:
| $ nix-env -iA haskellPackages_ghc6104.hopenssl --dry-run
| (dry run; not doing anything)
| installing `haskell-hopenssl-ghc6.10.4-1.6.1'
| these paths will be fetched (50.61 MiB download, 450.34 MiB unpacked):
| /nix/store/rjsgga1fdqin47n2rkfn9l7v9ncsfh9l-haskell-hopenssl-ghc6.10.4-1.6.1
| /nix/store/y567qhqbjxbkldg3kq2clzn52a56cmdn-haskell-mtl-ghc6.10.4-1.1.0.2
| /nix/store/zbn24z1443fbrx6ch1nn2vnss9bdw1g0-ghc-6.10.4
It's no longer possible to install those by name anymore, though:
| $ nix-env -i haskell-hopenssl-ghc6.10.4
| error: selector `haskell-hopenssl-ghc6.10.4' matches no derivations
That style works only for active GHC versions 7.4.2 and 7.6.2:
| $ nix-env -qaP \* | grep haskell-hopenssl
| haskellPackages.hopenssl haskell-hopenssl-ghc7.4.2-1.6.1
| haskellPackages_ghc742_no_profiling.hopenssl haskell-hopenssl-ghc7.4.2-1.6.1
| haskellPackages_ghc742_profiling.hopenssl haskell-hopenssl-ghc7.4.2-1.6.1-profiling
| haskellPackages_ghc762.hopenssl haskell-hopenssl-ghc7.6.2-1.6.1
These changes intend to ease the load on Hydra. If you desperately need
pre-build binaries of any of those old versions, please post a short note
on the nix-dev mailing list.
Now in x-updates as well.
Conflicts (auto-solved):
pkgs/top-level/all-packages.nix
(and from Hydra). It is still possible to install any of those packages by
referring to them by attribute:
| $ nix-env -iA haskellPackages_ghc6104.hopenssl --dry-run
| (dry run; not doing anything)
| installing `haskell-hopenssl-ghc6.10.4-1.6.1'
| these paths will be fetched (50.61 MiB download, 450.34 MiB unpacked):
| /nix/store/rjsgga1fdqin47n2rkfn9l7v9ncsfh9l-haskell-hopenssl-ghc6.10.4-1.6.1
| /nix/store/y567qhqbjxbkldg3kq2clzn52a56cmdn-haskell-mtl-ghc6.10.4-1.1.0.2
| /nix/store/zbn24z1443fbrx6ch1nn2vnss9bdw1g0-ghc-6.10.4
It's no longer possible to install those by name anymore, though:
| $ nix-env -i haskell-hopenssl-ghc6.10.4
| error: selector `haskell-hopenssl-ghc6.10.4' matches no derivations
That style works only for active GHC versions 7.4.2 and 7.6.2:
| $ nix-env -qaP \* | grep haskell-hopenssl
| haskellPackages.hopenssl haskell-hopenssl-ghc7.4.2-1.6.1
| haskellPackages_ghc742_no_profiling.hopenssl haskell-hopenssl-ghc7.4.2-1.6.1
| haskellPackages_ghc742_profiling.hopenssl haskell-hopenssl-ghc7.4.2-1.6.1-profiling
| haskellPackages_ghc762.hopenssl haskell-hopenssl-ghc7.6.2-1.6.1
These changes intend to ease the load on Hydra. If you desperately need
pre-build binaries of any of those old versions, please post a short note
on the nix-dev mailing list.
If the user tries to run a program that doesn't exist from Bash, the
program name is looked up in a database that maps to Nix package
names. If it is found, we print out a message like:
$ pdflatex
The program ‘pdflatex’ is currently not installed. It is provided by
several packages. You can install it by typing one of the following:
nix-env -i tetex
nix-env -i texlive-core
If the environment variable $NIX_AUTO_INSTALL is set, the command is
installed and executed automatically:
$ hello --version
The program ‘hello’ is currently not installed. It is provided by
the package ‘hello’, which I will now install for you.
installing `hello-2.8'
hello (GNU hello) 2.8
Copyright (C) 2011 Free Software Foundation, Inc. ...
To use this, you must currently manually put the SQLite programs
database in /var/lib/nixos/programs.sqlite. In the future, this file
should be provided as part of the NixOS channel so it gets updated
automatically. To get a test version:
$ curl http://nixos.org/~eelco/programs.sqlite.xz | xz -d > /var/lib/nixos/programs.sqlite
Shea Levy