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How to run an ARM 32bit binary on Juno Board in Linux and Android ?

zzliu

hi, guys:

Currently, i want to execute a Cotex-A9 binary compiled by ARMCC on Juno board(OS is linux).

But when i ran it, it reported that "XX: No such file or directory".

My questions are:

(1) Did somebody meet this problem before ?

      and could you show me how to fix it ?

(2) I only tried the Linux system, is it same with Android ?

     or we need another policy to fix the problem in Android ?

thanks ahead.

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  • 0 in reply to Mingting

    here is a part of my makefile:

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    CFLAGS = --c99 -c -Otime -O3 --fpu=SoftVFP+VFPv3 --cpu=Cortex-A9 --arm_linux_config_file=$(ARM_LINUX_CONFIG_FILE) --arm_linux_paths

    LDFLAGS = -L--fpu=SoftVFP+VFPv3 -L--cpu=Cortex-A9 --cpp --arm_linux_config_file=$(ARM_LINUX_CONFIG_FILE) --arm_linux_paths

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    after compliling, the binary will be generated, named "arm32_bin"

    i ran it by "./arm32_bin -h" on Juno board by Linux OS.

    the expect output should be a user manual.

    but the current output is "arm32_bin: No such file or directory"

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  • 0 in reply to Mingting

    here is a part of my makefile:

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    CFLAGS = --c99 -c -Otime -O3 --fpu=SoftVFP+VFPv3 --cpu=Cortex-A9 --arm_linux_config_file=$(ARM_LINUX_CONFIG_FILE) --arm_linux_paths

    LDFLAGS = -L--fpu=SoftVFP+VFPv3 -L--cpu=Cortex-A9 --cpp --arm_linux_config_file=$(ARM_LINUX_CONFIG_FILE) --arm_linux_paths

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    after compliling, the binary will be generated, named "arm32_bin"

    i ran it by "./arm32_bin -h" on Juno board by Linux OS.

    the expect output should be a user manual.

    but the current output is "arm32_bin: No such file or directory"

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