This is a know bug for about a half a year and was just a packaging issue. The 64bit thing is because radare supports 32 and 64 bit binaries on 32 bit boxes. This support is detected at compile time. But certainly. I didnt find any compiler not supporting 64bit offsets in any modern OS.
The thing is that you dont need different binaries to open 64bit bins like IDA does. --Pancake ----- Original message ----- > Hey Guys > I downloaded the binary of radare just a few day ago. I used the apt-get > program on Ubuntu to do so. The problem is that i cant run radare with > the --debug flag without getting a seg fault on most of the programs I > try to disassemble. I only tested self compiled and system programs like > /bin/ls etc. When I load /bin/true on the other hand I dont get a seg > fault. I just recently started digging into this stuff so I don't know > where to start and lock for the things that go wrong. Perhaps I'm just > missing something really obvious. Any help is highly appreciated. As > Hardware I'm using a HP 5101 .... a nice little netbook and as Os as > mentioned Ubuntu Netbook. > radare -V is resulting in: radare 1.4 64bit(??) on le32bit > i686-unknown-linux-gnu dbg > Thanks in advance > Kilian > _______________________________________________ > radare mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.nopcode.org/listinfo.cgi/radare-nopcode.org >
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