Hi,
Try $ file
to get the type of the file.
Also try this
$ more
and check out the first line... if this is a script, it should point to an binary
like
#!/usr/local/perl/bin/perl
(basicaly #! followed by name of the binary which would be invoked to run this
script.)
> "Sanjeev" == Sanjeev \"Ghane\" Gupta writes:
Sanjeev> Chetan, Could you try ldd -v ./filename and see what libs
Sanjeev> it is trying to hit?
Looks like it's an a.out binary being run on an ELF system with no
a.out support or no a.out libs.
Regards,
-- Raju
Sanjeev> And are
:47 AM
Subject: [ilugd]: Strange problem
> Hi!
>
> i'm facing a strange problem, there is one executable on a 486/slackware
> machine (Kernel 2.0.3x), it is a chip fabrication process simulator
written
> in fortran + c + lex + XLib. when i copied & tried to run this file
Hi!
i'm facing a strange problem, there is one executable on a 486/slackware
machine (Kernel 2.0.3x), it is a chip fabrication process simulator written
in fortran + c + lex + XLib. when i copied & tried to run this file on a
rh7.1, i get an error message saying no such file or ie the bash
