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I am having RHEV hypervisor (I hope some of you would be familiar with it). It is a 64-bit OS. I am having a shell script. I am able to successfully execute it in most of the Linux OS like RHEL, SLES and even Solaris. If I try to execute it on RHEV hypervisor, I am getting the following message:
:../jre/bin/java: /lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory.
I am quite new to Linux. Any help or suggestion would be of great help.
1. This is a java script? what does the hash/bang line say in the script?
2. why do you need to run a script on a rhev-h? it's a distribution specific for running VMs, not built for anything else, including custom scripts
well, it seems like the precompiled java is missing dependencies, and since you cannot satisfy those on a rhev-h system you can either not run the script, or use a rhel host as the hypervisor instead of rhev-h
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