Re: HELP!! cannot execute binary file

On 2月17日, 上午1時26分, Dan Espen <dan...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"ases...@xxxxxxxxx" <ases...@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
Hi all:

Something very strange.
All the download binary file sudden can not execute.(Packages
installed by PRM seems OK.)
But they were all OK until some stupid things I've done.
The message " $./filename: cannot execute binary file" come out when
execute.

Cut and paste exactly what you typed and what you got.

If you really typed "$./filename", don't do that.
(Leave off the dollar sign.)

Also make sure to use tab completion when typing the
filename to make sure you have the filename right.

I am using Ledora 5 linux.
filename means some executable.
$>./filename
bash: ./filename: cannot execute binary file

.

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