So i have been interested in this distribution for quite some time and decided to try it out since my last system got corrupted, but i have ran into some problems while booting #Specs The machine is a ThinkCentreM71e ( https://support.lenovo.com/au/en/solutions/pd015061) with an I5 and 8GB of ram #Installation proccess 1- Burned the image (its like 2 months old, didn't have much time to update it when my previous system died but i dont think that matters too much) with ´dd if=GuixSystem.iso of=/dev/sdc´, booted into the live USB in UEFI mode (confirmed it by checking if efivars existed, wich it did) 2- Made a graphical install and once the config file was generated and fitted my likings rebooted and did a manual install (i fixed the filesystems UUIDs, obviously) 3- After loading my keyboard layout (la-latin1) i formated my drive with 4 partitions(first and second pics(yes, sda is gpt and sda1 is dos for some unholy reason)): 3.1- sda1(boot): I made an 1gb partition in cfdisk with EFI system as its type, labelled it gpt in fdisk, marked it with esp in parted, formated it FAT32 with ´mkfs.fat -F32 /dev/sda1´ and finally i mounted it in /mnt/boot/efi. 3.2- sda2(swap): 8gb, made with ´mkswap /dev/sda2´ and ´swapon /dev/sda2´ 3.3- sda3(root): 100.5gb, made with ´mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda3´, mounted on /mnt 3.4- sda4(home): 129gb, made with ´mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda4´, mounted on /mnt/home 4- Then i did ´herd start cow-store /mnt´ and ´guix system init /mnt/etc/config.scm /mnt´ 5- Installation went smooothly with no errors, asked me to restart. #Problems 1- When i restarted i was met with an blackscreen, not even a grub recovery or something, the installation prompt said that everything went alright, the config file had -- on it, im not sure if i failed in something 2- Everything seems a tad ummm incomplete?, my user isnt in the home directory, /etc ONLY has the configuration file, etc. The only ones that appear complete are /gnu/ (a TON of files) and /boot/ (has efi/EFI/Guix/grubx64.efi and the grub folder wich appears to be complete) #Config file See the third pic #Notes 1- I wish there was a more minimalist image and a full image/offline with all the programs, for people like me that have awful internet and like a clean system its something very helpful 2- I had this same issue with artix but they had an "detect uefi and boot" option so it never bothered me as much, im wondering if there is something like that in the live image, i would do it even if i have to edit the init script 3- Im sorry about the size of the images.