Otherwise configure networking manually using ifconfig. It’s best if you have a DHCP server on your network. Networking is necessary for the installer, since it willĭownload lots of stuff (such as source tarballs or Nixpkgs channelīinaries). The boot process should have brought up networking (check ip a).
Table of Contents Preface Installation Obtaining NixOS Installing NixOS Changing the Configuration Upgrading NixOS Building a NixOS (Live) ISO Configuration Configuration Syntax Package Management User Management File Systems X Window System Wayland GPU acceleration Xfce Desktop Environment Networking Linux Kernel Subversion Pantheon Desktop GNOME Desktop External Bootloader Backends Garage Plausible Pict-rs Nextcloud Matomo Lemmy Keycloak Jitsi Meet Grocy Discourse Akkoma Meilisearch Yggdrasil Prosody Pleroma Mosquitto Firefox Sync server Litestream Prometheus exporters parsedmarc WeeChat Taskserver Sourcehut GitLab Matrix Mjolnir (Matrix Moderation Tool) Mailman Trezor Emacs Blackfire profiler Flatpak PostgreSQL FoundationDB BorgBackup SSL/TLS Certificates with ACME Oh my ZSH Plotinus Digital Bitbox Input Methods Profiles Kubernetes Administration Service Management Rebooting and Shutting Down User Sessions Control Groups Logging Cleaning the Nix Store Container Management Troubleshooting Development Getting the Sources Writing NixOS Modules Building Specific Parts of NixOS Experimental feature: Bootspec What happens during a system switch? Writing NixOS Documentation NixOS Tests Developing the NixOS Test Driver Testing the Installer Contributing to this manual A.
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