Possible Duplicate:Getting “Not found” message when running a 32-bit binary on a 64-bit system Ok I feel like I'm having some sort of brain fade moment, please help me out.I just installed Unreal Tournament on my Linux Mint Debian Edition OS. The startup script was complaining about a missing file so I decided to check it out manually.~/Desktop $ ut/usr/local/bin/ut: 78: ./ut-bin: not found~/Desktop $ cd /usr/local/games/ut/System//usr/local/games/ut/System $ ls -l ut-bin -rwxrwxr-x 1 root staff 91336 Jan 28 11:33 ut-bin/usr/local/games/ut/System $ ./ut-bin bash: ./ut-bin: No such file or directoryut-bin is a binary executable according to the file command. Why is bash complaining about a missing file? I tried executing it in another shell and got a similar error. I also launched a new terminal with no change.What am I missing here?
No such file or directory when I clearly see the file listed with correct permissions
bash;executable;64bit