On 21/02/13 11:39, Joao Luis Meloni Assirati wrote: >> Hi, >> I've just installed wheezy/KDE on a spare machine, to see what we're >> getting. All seems OK, apart from one mystery: >> >> I installed a copy of Firefox-18.0.2 in /usr/local, with a symlink >> pointing to it, as I have done in Squeeze and earlier for years. >> >> Typing "/usr/local/firefox/firefox" always used to start it with no >> problem. However, on the wheezy box, I'm getting: >> --- >> tony@tony-dlt:~$ /usr/local/firefox/firefox >> bash: /usr/local/firefox/firefox: cannot execute binary file >> --- >> >> Well, WTF, as they say. Does anyone know of a change that causes this? > > Is the copy of firefox the same architetcture of the spare machine? Aren't > you trying to run a 64bit executable in a 32bit machine? > Ah, bum! Yes, that's exactly what I'm trying to do. <Hangs head in shame>
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