After further troubleshooting it appears the elf binary might be malformed. I've tried to run the executable on another machine and ld complained like this: $ ./FileStoreTest ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: ./FileStoreTest: no version information available (required by ./FileStoreTest) ./FileStoreTest: symbol lookup error: ./FileStoreTest: undefined symbol: , version
Further testing is needed to tell if this is indeed a bug in guix not processing a correct header, or simply failing to display a meaningful error message. Regards, Lukasz
