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I don't think there's anything that stops you from doing that? You can edit the running system the usual way AFAIK. Even better, afterwards you can just reset t
by bo0tzz 5y ago
I don't think there's anything that stops you from doing that? You can edit the running system the usual way AFAIK. Even better, afterwards you can just reset the box and all your changes are automatically cleaned up.
- joepie91_ 5y agoNot to mention that since systems are deterministically built, you can usually reliably reproduce the failure mode on a separate system and investigate it there. "Hey, what's the store hash of the thing that's failing, so I can grab it and reproduce it locally" is a thing you can just do with Nix.