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Trouble with the installer after migrating to a new Mac via MacOS's Migration Assistant #799
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Good news: running the installer again seems to have worked. This is after whatever cleanup the previous run performed, as seen in the transcript. |
I'm so glad it worked out! It's unfortunate you met this. I believe it is related to the fact that we use APFS provided UUIDs in places like the |
Yes. I really appreciated the (not shown) instructions the installer provided that I should edit Thanks for making the installer, by the way, I imagine things would be far more painful without it. |
Not sure if it'll apply to this installer, but there's also a known issue with ~official installs not functioning correctly after migration due to some small difference between freshly-created nixbld group/users and what you end up with after running migration assistant. |
I encountered this same error on a freshly activated 2020 M1 MacBook Air without using Migration Assistant running macOS Sonoma version 14.2.1.
What worked for me was deleting the volume via |
I'm having trouble reinstalling nix after moving all of my data to a fresh Mac.
On that mac, I upgraded Monterey -> Sonoma and used Migration Assistant to transfer all data from the old Mac via a USB cable.
Now, nix does not seem to be installed. I tried installing it. First, it told me to remove the
/nix
line from/etc/fstab
and tosudo rm
some plist file. (I don't have a record). The next time running the installer, here's what I got:I'll keep trying.
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