Hi Yarl, 🙂 On Wed Mar 11, 2026 at 6:37 AM CET, Yarl wrote: > On mar., mars 10 2026, Tanguy Le Carrour wrote: >> ```sh >> guix time-machine --channels=asura_channels.scm -- \ >> system image images/asura.scm --no-offload --load-path=modules/ >> --system=armhf-linux --root=asura.img >> ``` >> >> This command works fine on my other computer at work (same channels, same >> image definition), >> but at home I get: >> >> copying 375 store items ▕▊ >> ▏i/o error: /gnu/store/s9w771v12s91f7hf1zl6dm23b5w2fq13-timezone: Value too >> large for defined data type >> >> [...] >> >> I guess the `No such file` error is related to the `i/o error` at the top, >> but I don’t know >> what to do with that! 😞 > […] > > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2438890/cc1plus-error-include-value-too-large-for-defined-data-type-when-compiling-wi/2496749#2496749
Thanks for the Stackoverflow/Archwiki link! Apparently I’ve been hit by a 10+ year old problem. "The solution is to add this options to your smbfs/cifs mount options (in /etc/fstab for example): ,nounix,noserverino" My 2 concerns are: 1) **I** am not mounting anything, and 2) it’s not "reproducible" between computers. I guess I’ll have to dig into how the partition is built to see if I can do anything. -- Tanguy
