Re: Installation: Load non-free wifi firmware (iwlwifi)

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Clément Lassieur <address@hidden> writes:

> Guix allows one to customize their packages through inheritance.  You
> could create a custom linux package that inherits Guix's linux-libre,
> with, say a differente source.  When linux-libre is updated, my-linux
> would be updated as well, since it inherits linux-libre.  Thus, you
> would have no maintainance to do.
>
> (define-public my-linux
>   (package
>      (inherit linux-libre)
>      (name "my-linux")
>      (source ...)))

Sorry to revive an extra-old topic, however my problem now is exactly 
this – I've purchased the GPD Pocket 3 which is a very nice little 
machine, powerful, and have to use it without a USB dongle. It uses Intel 
AX210 802.11ax (2.4/5/6Ghz), BT 5.2, so needs iwlwifi modules.

I'm running Ubuntu Mate on it in parallel – without any issues.

Now, I've set up Guix System on it without problems.

However am not fluent enough to utilize the above solution to define an 
inheritance for the current Linux kernel from git and put it in 
system.scm to reconfigure the system with it.

Could someone share with me the system.cfg snippet that would enable me 
to load the non-free firmware?

Many thanks.

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