binary file

D. Hageman dhageman at dracken.com
Wed Sep 12 14:31:50 CDT 2001


On Wed, 12 Sep 2001, Eric Rossiter wrote:

> I thought I could mount the necessary directories (NFS) on the SCO box to
> the Linux box and then we could access and run the necessary programs and
> files as if the software was loaded on the Linux box. (yes? is my logic
> skewed?)
>
> However, when issuing the commands on the Linux box to run the necessary
> program (same as the commands run on the SCO box)  we receive the following:
>
> "/bin/bash:  Unable to execute binary file"
>
> Could someone, anyone clue me as to what is transpiring here??  I am at a
> lost.
>

Eric,

Your logic is skewed.  Ask yourself this ... if you copied a Mac binary
to a Microsoft Windows box  could your run that program?  The answer is
no.  Reason?  It is a different platform.  Different standard libraries,
different kernel, and different binary format (actually, I need to check
on the binary format ... I am not sure what type of binaries are run on
SCO).

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