I was confronted with the message "No such file or directory type", or its English version " No such file or directory "when trying to run an application on Ubuntu 10.04 (The Lucid Lynx) 64-bit executables that existed yet indeed! In fact, the error message is very awkward because the problem was not that the file or folder does not exist but that was an executable version for a 32-bit and 64 bit not ...
The best solution is to recompile the application in 64 bit or to find a 64-bit. Otherwise, it remains possible to use 32-bit programs in Ubuntu 64-bit by installing the ia32-libs package and util-linux .
The best solution is to recompile the application in 64 bit or to find a 64-bit. Otherwise, it remains possible to use 32-bit programs in Ubuntu 64-bit by installing the ia32-libs package and util-linux .
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