How to remove Guix package manager from Trisquel 10?
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Dear fellow Trisquel users,
$ df -k
/dev/sda3 99%
The partition for my operating system is now so full that it wouldn't be smart to reboot.
I got into this mess by following the steps in the first post at:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/installing-guix-trisquel-10-w-luakit-and-ungoogled-chromium
When trying to remove Guix from my system, even:
sudo rm -rf /gnu
doesn't work, as the file system is read-only (I'm at sudo level here).
Please help, how do I remove Guix package manager from Trisquel 10?
Thank you very much in advance.
I wonder if it's time to run the guix garbage collector. But anyway, you can't remove files from a read-only file system. Otherwise it wouldn't be read-only. Why is the file system read-only? That is the first thing to figure out. Once it's in a read-write situation your command should work.
This page seems to give good advice - https://libreddit.kavin.rocks/r/GUIX/comments/m4f860/how_to_remove_or_reinstall/
The garbage collection command should be 'guix gc --delete-generations'
To get out of read-only, it would appear that you have to run the 'sudo systemctl stop gnu-store.mount' command, and possibly the 'sudo systemctl stop guix-daemon.service' command.
Thanks andyprough for your reaction and usefull link.
Problem already solved.
Thanks jxself.
I've removed some packages of the regular Trisquel system in order to be able to reboot.
After rebooting, I still couldn't run
sudo rm -rf /gnu
but after
sudo badblocks -sv /dev/sda3
sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/null count=1
sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda | less
I suddenly could, but don't understand why.
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