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<znavko@tutanota.com> writes:

> I think the main feature of guix - the roll back function - rests there. 
> May be you could choose most previous kernel in grub and then ran
> `guix system roll-back`. Would it repair your system?

Sorry for my lack of precision: I am not running GuixSD, but the guix
package manager on top of a Debian installation.

Konrad.