Hi Josselin,
Josselin Poiret via Bug reports for GNU Guix ???
Ah. This is true of most dime-a-dozen ‘universal’ ISO booters,
which merely source a GRUB .cfg and expect distributions to do all
the work. I'd shame them by name if they were memorable. Guix
indeed doesn't ‘support’ that!
Ventoy actually put some thought & effort into the process. Like
all clever hacks, there's some dependence on moon phase and luck,
but it's not snake oil.
It injects some code into the boot process to expose the ISO file
as a block device through Linux's device mapper. Any distribution
with dm-mod support, including Guix[0] (through dm-crypt), will
see a ‘real’ block device straight from the kernel. No distro
cooperation is required beyond ‘please don't be too clever and
peek behind the curtain’. IME, Guix does not do so, and just
works.
(So why does it fail here…?)
Kind regards,
T G-R
note who submitted it ;-)