Howdy, Fantam:
Possibly missing ELF support. The FreeBSD box you're on may
be an old a.out version. Trying to execute an unsupported
binary format often results in that not-so helpful error
message (under a number of different unices).
What do you see when you type:
file ./rebol
as opposed to, say:
file `which ls`
(for example)
Which version of FreeBSD? (Try: uname -a)
Another option: Are there compatability libraries installed?
Do you have a /usr/lib/compat/ directory? (Or compat/ dir
under some other /lib directory?) If you have linux binary
compatibility there, you may be able to get a libc5 or libc6
linux binary to run.
Just a few things to start off with ...
-jeff
> I have shell access on a remote freebsd machine. I
> uploaded rebol to my home dir, unzipped and untarred it,
> gave rebol execute permission, but when I type "rebol" or
> "./rebol" on the command line, the shell says: file not
> found.
>
> What am I missing?
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