zwave-js / zwave-js-ui

Full featured Z-Wave Control Panel UI and MQTT gateway. Built using Nodejs, and Vue/Vuetify
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"bash: ./zwave-js-ui: No such file or directory" error on startup #3445

Closed ezequielandrush closed 11 months ago

ezequielandrush commented 11 months ago

Hi. I am running a bare bone raspbian on a raspi4 board. I am trying to set a service using the binaries for the latest release. https://github.com/zwave-js/zwave-js-ui/releases/download/v9.4.1/zwave-js-ui-v9.4.1-linux-arm64.zip

Ther issue I have is that when I try to start zwave-js-ui I get this error

root@raspberrypi:/home/Zeke# ./zwave-js-ui bash: ./zwave-js-ui: No such file or directory

I managed to get a different error trying to use sh instead of bash. Looks like there is a lib missing. Any ideas?

root@raspberrypi:/home/Zeke# sh ./zwave-js-ui ./zwave-js-ui: 1: ELF·´4s@p: not found ./zwave-js-ui: 1:Påtd©}©}©}èèQåtdRåtdhbµhb¶hb¶ÝÝ/lib/ld-linux-aarch64.so.1GNUGNUˑ¯%3: not found ./zwave-js-ui: 2: cannot open În»ùø: No such file ./zwave-js-ui: 26: uP°@Î: not found ./zwave-js-ui: 27: Syntax error: "(" unexpected root@raspberrypi:/home/Zeke# 1;2c

Thanks in advance Zeke

robertsLando commented 11 months ago

@ezequielandrush Could you try downloading it again please? I just updated the asset

ezequielandrush commented 11 months ago

Hi! thanks for your quick reply.

Still the same problem. For the record, I am having this issue with previous versions too.

robertsLando commented 11 months ago

@ezequielandrush Are you starting it from vscode terminal? If so please try to use another terminal

ezequielandrush commented 11 months ago

I am starting it from an ssh terminal (currently using x-terminal-emulator) I also tried it connecting a monitor and keyboard to the raspberry pi board and running the command via tty1. It's the same result in both cases The OS version I' m using is the bare bones raspbian "lite", so no graphical environment there

robertsLando commented 11 months ago

@ezequielandrush Oh I think I know why, you shouild download the armv7 binary, that error makes me think your arch is not arm64 (you could check it by running uname -a command)

ezequielandrush commented 11 months ago

Now I feel dumb. In fact my arch is aarch64. The armv7 package worked like a charm! I'm sorry to have bothered you with such a silly issue. Thanks a lot!

robertsLando commented 11 months ago

No worries, glad you fixed it now :)