Hello dear biostars,
I'm trying to run a program from a standard suite. My machine is a 32 bits, running the latest Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS, Precise Pangolin.
However, when trying to execute the file, I always get the line:
sakti@kratos:~/Desktop/pipeline/bin$ ./programX
bash: ./programX: cannot execute binary file
Even after I had changed permissions, made it executable, and available on my $PATH.
If I force sudo ./programX, then I get this weird binary message:
./programX 1: ./programX: ~r�?:���
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./programX: 1: ./programX: �: not found
./programX: 1: ./programX: �@$?$??Q�td/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2???GNU??: not found
So it seems I'm missing a /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2???GNU?? library or similar. However, I don't have any directory where I have 64 bits libraries, so I'm at a loss, and I'd appreciate any input you may give me.
Thanks so much!
Sakti
Can you install a 64-bit operating system, e.g. ubuntu server? From that output it looks as if this is a 64 bit binary which cannot be run on a 32 bit system. Also, this sounds suspicious:
The current version can be applied on standard linux systems. It requires a standard R installation (version 2.13.1) and the "zoo" package. To install R see http://www.r-project.org/.
As we know, there are very many "standard linux systems", also showing that the author might be unaware about the implications of 64bit vs. 32bit builds and different architectures, providing for further potential problems along the way. The minimum requirement to run a static binary, would be a list of tested distributions.
Moreover, the tar file was also not created correctly :-( I need to remove all these folders now..
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The binary available for download is for 64bit systems only. Moreover, I can't find the source files anywhere, nor the instructions on how you would compile them. Your best option is to contact the author and ask him to fix the problem - I am sure he will appreciate your feedback, and asnwer you quickly.