.run file not running in Ubuntu
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run file, but I get a format error.
Permissions are also granted.
If installing with the command, how can I upgrade the qt version or install only a specific version?@IknowQT You should translate the message you get when you're trying to execute.
What does it say?It looks like you're trying to execute a x86_64 binary on ARM which, of course, can't work.
There is no official Qt installer for ARM!
Either use Qt from Ubuntu (install it using apt), or build Qt by yourself. -
@IknowQT You should translate the message you get when you're trying to execute.
What does it say?It looks like you're trying to execute a x86_64 binary on ARM which, of course, can't work.
There is no official Qt installer for ARM!
Either use Qt from Ubuntu (install it using apt), or build Qt by yourself.Run install qtcreator in the terminal to install and run.
The problem is that it is difficult to install with a specific version.The version I want to install is version 5.15.2, is it possible to install additionally by upgrading or using the qt maintance tool?
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Run install qtcreator in the terminal to install and run.
The problem is that it is difficult to install with a specific version.The version I want to install is version 5.15.2, is it possible to install additionally by upgrading or using the qt maintance tool?
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The Korean error message "Exec 형식 오류" is "Exec format error" in English. This is exactly what you would expect trying to run a X86 or X86_64 binary on an ARM64 architecture machine. This is a rehash of @IknowQT's earlier posts on the same/similar topics.
As far as I can tell, Qt 5.12.8 is the latest Canonical-published Qt version for ARM64. There may be a PPA somewhere that offers later versions. It is clearly possible to build Qt libraries for ARM64 but before going down that path understand why the need for that specific later version. Is there a particular bug in 5.12.8 that absolutely must be fixed?
