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<br> <b>Subject : </b>[cod] Alert: ./cod2_lnxded: cannot execute binary file<br>
<br> <b>Date : </b>Wed, 07 Mar 2007 14:17:50 +0100<br>
<br> <b>From : </b>Jamie William Grice <grice@freenet.de><br>
<br> <b>To : </b>cod@icculus.org<br>
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<br>Hallo,
<br><br>i have following Problem.
<br><br>I try to install a dedicatet Cod2 Server on a debian Maschine.
<br><br>I use for this the Howto from http://www.opferlamm-clan.de/?menu=201 and
<br><br>instruction from Readme.linux file.
<br><br>When i try to start the ./cod2_lnxded i becam the allert "./cod2_lnxded:
<br><br>cannot execute binary file". I look at the rights but they are all at
<br><br>755 for root and i try to start it with root. I download 3 linux patches
<br><br>from different Sites but i got at all of them the allert. I checkt my
<br><br>gcc version and i try the tip from the README.linux that i download the
<br><br>files into my cod path and start it from there with the command
<br><br>"LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:. ./cod2_lnxded" but it give me the
<br><br>smae alert.
<br><br>Can somebody help me with this Problem, please.
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