I think you are right about your concern for the architecture. Unless
it is a pure script or java, or some other machine-independent program,
it will need to be built ...
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Linux Engineer
I think you are right about your concern for the architecture. Unless
it is a pure script or java, or some other machine-independent program,
it will need to be built for your architecture.
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[QUOTE=objuan;466879]The file permissions are correct the file should execute with .

Originally Posted by
objuan
The file permissions are correct the file should execute with ./
if it don't my be the file is corrupt or is in complete. If this is the case I would just go download it again try and get it from helix. and try again.
I tried.. same results 

Originally Posted by
Thrillhouse
Also, on some distributions, .bin's can be executed with sh. You can give that a shot too.
this is what that gave me
[root@localhost DavidW]# sh RealPlayer.bin
RealPlayer.bin: RealPlayer.bin: cannot execute binary file

Originally Posted by
rcgreen
I think you are right about your concern for the architecture. Unless
it is a pure script or java, or some other machine-independent program,
it will need to be built for your architecture.

I'm afraid its begining to look like this is the case
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