Can't start Linux binary

[timthetortoise]

Attempting to run on Squeeze.

Code:

tim@saturn:~/MCServer$ chmod +x MCServer tim@saturn:~/MCServer$ ./MCServer -bash: ./MCServer: cannot execute binary file

Haven't had this problem before. Compiling from source would be nice, wink wink hint hint :V

[Tim]

chmod 755 MCServer
?
Don't know if it would work but just a thought

The main reason i posted is because you have an epic name however my friend used to have a tortoise called timmy but it died this year after coming out of hibernation

[timthetortoise]

Code:

-rwxr-xr-x 1 tim tim 916395 2011-04-01 13:01 MCServer

chmod +x adds executable for UGO and it already had read and write for O and read for UG. Definitely not a permissions issue :\ I'm thinking it's a problem somewhere in compiling.

And that sucks about the tortoise. My name is actually because of the band Tortoise though :V

[Tim]

I haven't got round to upgrading my MCServer yet, but I'll let you know if i have any issues when I do as I'll be using the linux build too, however I'm using a ubuntu distribution.

[omlet]

I haven't got round to upgrading my MCServer yet, but I'll let you know if i have any issues when I do as I'll be using the linux build too, however I'm using a ubuntu distribution.

same problem @u10.10 and r175


problem fixed: winetricks vcrun2010

[FakeTruth]

64 or 32 bit Linux?

If you use wine, doesn't that mean you're using the windows binary?

[timthetortoise]

32 bit.

Code:

tim@saturn:~/MCServer$ uname -r 2.6.26-2-686

[FakeTruth]

This time I compiled it under 64bit Linux, so that might be the reason why it won't start I'll see what I can do...

[timthetortoise]

Much appreciated!

[timthetortoise]

Any word on this? I'd like to be able to start working on plugins :V