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Unable to install nix-darwin on aarch64-darwin, following the flake instructions #644
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Running with bryanhonof@Bryans-MBP meta % sudo ./result/sw/bin/darwin-rebuild switch --flake .
warning: unknown setting 'bash-prompt-prefix'
warning: Git tree '/Users/bryanhonof/Desktop/meta' is dirty
building the system configuration...
warning: unknown setting 'bash-prompt-prefix'
warning: Git tree '/Users/bryanhonof/Desktop/meta' is dirty
warning: unknown setting 'bash-prompt-prefix'
user defaults...
setting up user launchd services...
setting up /Applications/Nix Apps...
setting up pam...
applying patches...
setting up /etc...
error: not linking environment.etc."bashrc" because /etc/bashrc already exists, skipping...
existing file has unknown content 6757a6969501994e2bf161ffa39a934f27f85664c901cdc0c4fcd8b2be7dba23, move and activate again to apply
error: not linking environment.etc."nix/nix.conf" because /etc/nix/nix.conf already exists, skipping...
existing file has unknown content f83c4a7e56c00dc9be977b00ee051432b37d179b2247bb742ee3423159d99353, move and activate again to apply
system defaults...
setting up launchd services...
reloading nix-daemon...
waiting for nix-daemon
configuring networking... |
Ok, I just had to run as sudo… my apologies for the spam. 🙃 |
@bryanhonof Before you ran
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After running
./result/sw/bin/darwin-rebuild switch --flake .
I get the following output.For some reason, this also completely messes with the permissions of
/home
, I'll getpermission denied
on simple operations likels ~
, whilst the permission still seems to be correct. This is fixed by simply logging out and back in, though.Expected outcome
Additional information
At first, I thought it might have to do with my choice of installation method for Nix. First trying out Flox's installer, and then Determinate's one. However, both showed the same behavior. I'll post my Nix files below, but I don't think I can get much simpler than this.
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