| 10 Aug 2024 |
 Tristan Ross | I don't really understand how you're running into that error. It should work. You'll probably have better luck asking in the NixOS/Nix chat since this error isn't really RISC-V specific. | 23:10:33 |
| 11 Aug 2024 |
 LordKekz | vixea the error in your photos seems to be from flake-parts (a library which is used by prism launcher's flake.nix)
Note that the error referred to `inputs` and `inputs'`, the latter is a flake-parts concept AFAIK.
A GitHub search led me to this line: https://github.com/hercules-ci/flake-parts/blob/main/modules%2FperSystem.nix#L105
I don't have much experience with flake-parts tho, but maybe this helps point you in the right direction. Maybe there's just some input that doesn't have a riscv64 attribute in its outputs? | 00:40:54 |
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| 13 Aug 2024 |
 vixea | In reply to @lordkekz:matrix.org
vixea the error in your photos seems to be from flake-parts (a library which is used by prism launcher's flake.nix)
Note that the error referred to `inputs` and `inputs'`, the latter is a flake-parts concept AFAIK.
A GitHub search led me to this line: https://github.com/hercules-ci/flake-parts/blob/main/modules%2FperSystem.nix#L105
I don't have much experience with flake-parts tho, but maybe this helps point you in the right direction. Maybe there's just some input that doesn't have a riscv64 attribute in its outputs? How would I search for ported packages as well the nixpkg website doesn't show that | 18:08:45 |
| LordKekz | You can use the nix search command like so:
nix search nixpkgs#legacyPackages.riscv64-linux ^hello$
The command will evaluate nixpkgs's legacyPackages.riscv64-linux output and search for attributes containing the regular expression ^hello$. Packages that aren't available vor RISC-V probably just won't show up.
| 22:58:56 |
| LordKekz | * You can use the nix search command like so:
nix search nixpkgs#legacyPackages.riscv64-linux ^hello$
The command will evaluate nixpkgs's legacyPackages.riscv64-linux output and search for attributes containing the regular expression ^hello$. Packages that aren't available vor RISC-V probably just won't show up.
| 22:59:02 |
| LordKekz | * You can use the nix search command like so:
nix search nixpkgs#legacyPackages.riscv64-linux ^hello$
The command will evaluate nixpkgs's legacyPackages.riscv64-linux output and search for attributes containing the regular expression ^hello$. Packages that aren't available vor RISC-V probably just won't show up.
| 22:59:13 |
| LordKekz | * You can use the nix search command like so:
nix search nixpkgs#legacyPackages.riscv64-linux ^hello$
The command will evaluate nixpkgs's legacyPackages.riscv64-linux output and search for attributes containing the regular expression ^hello$. Packages that aren't available vor RISC-V probably just won't show up.
| 22:59:18 |
| LordKekz | * You can use the nix search command like so:
nix search nixpkgs#legacyPackages.riscv64-linux ^hello$
The command will evaluate nixpkgs's legacyPackages.riscv64-linux output and search for attributes containing the regular expression ^hello$. Packages that aren't available vor RISC-V probably just won't show up.
| 22:59:32 |
| 16 Aug 2024 |
 dramforever | In reply to @vixea:matrix.org
How would I search for ported packages as well the nixpkg website doesn't show that i know this is super late but there's no "risc-v repository" or "ported packages". when you grab something from nixpkgs it tries to get it from any substituters you set up or, if it's not there, it builds it | 05:08:01 |
| dramforever | there's no way to know whether the build would work without trying though | 05:08:10 |
| dramforever | there's community effort to try and fix the broken ones but there's no formal support of any kind so thing can and do just break randomly | 05:09:43 |
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