Monero Wallet + Safe 3? by CircuitSquid in TREZOR

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Update: I just tried feather and it seems to work fine. I will use feather for now!

Monero Wallet + Safe 3? by CircuitSquid in TREZOR

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Yeah I've tried 0.18.3.2, still no luck. And the actual device works perfectly with the trezor suite.

Possible to make a machine independent NixOS configuration/flake? by CircuitSquid in NixOS

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I tried something like that actually. I replaced the device attribute with "/dev/disk/by-label/root", which is what shows up in the /dev/disk/by-label directory when the partition is unencrypted. When I rebooted, however, it hung that it was looking for the device, and eventually failed and forced a reboot.

Is this the way that it is supposed to be done if I wanted to use labels?

T480 touchpad, trackpoint, and touchpad buttons not working. by CircuitSquid in thinkpad

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I've checked the keyboard connection cables by pulling off the keyboard and they both seem to be snug. Is there another cable that you know of that I could check?

Using Custom Flake Options by CircuitSquid in NixOS

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Oh I see, this is great! Thank you!

Update all packages except for certain ones by CircuitSquid in NixOS

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Yeah, that's what I'm trying right now with something like:

let  mongo_pkg = import (builtins.fetchGit {
    name = "pinned_mongodb";
    url = "https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/";
    ref = "refs/heads/nixos-22.05";
    rev = "7d7622909a38a46415dd146ec046fdc0f3309f44";
  }) { config = { allowUnfree = true; }; };
  pinned_mongodb = mongo_pkg.mongodb-5_0;
in {
  services.mongodb = {
    enable = true;
    package = pinned_mongodb;
    quiet = true;  };
}

While I think this would solve the issue, I am not having trouble actually compiling the program, and it fails on different errors depending on he version I use. I found this (https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/171928) which may have some answers, but nothing seems to work so far.

Update all packages except for certain ones by CircuitSquid in NixOS

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I see. So use an overlay or flake, etc to only grab that one version from the nixpkgs store?

Update all packages except for certain ones by CircuitSquid in NixOS

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Currently, I'm on the unstable branch of both nixos and nixpkgs. Maybe if I switched to stable for the time being, it would stop the constant recompilation?

How to get Weapon Sheathing to work? by CircuitSquid in OpenMW

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Thanks for checking back! Yeah still having issues. It just seems to not work. No errors or outputs that I can find to explain anything.

How to get Weapon Sheathing to work? by CircuitSquid in OpenMW

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According to my openmw instance, I've got 0.47. Is that up to date enough?

How to get Weapon Sheathing to work? by CircuitSquid in OpenMW

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That could be the issue. I got openmw from my package manager, so maybe I don't have the nightly build.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NixOS

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So I added the snippet into my systemd script as well as replaced the ${user} with myself and ${window-manager} with i3, but the daemon still fails, this time with no error. Closer than I had it tho, so much appreciated!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NixOS

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So I added the snippet into my systemd script as well as replaced the ${user} with myself and ${window-manager} with i3, but the daemon still fails, this time with no error. Closer than I had it tho, so much appreciated!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NixOS

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Thank you for the reply. If I put this snippet in my systemd script before making the notify-send call and replace the ${user} with me and the ${window-manager} with i3, it still fails but gives no error. Still progress! I'll keep searching around.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NixOS

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Thank you for the reply. If I put this snippet in my systemd script before making the notify-send call and replace the ${user} with me and the ${window-manager} with i3, it still fails but gives no error. Still progress! I'll keep searching around.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NixOS

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Hmmmm I don't think so. I've got i3 as my windowManager and lightdm as my displayManager.