Wrong architecture for both 32 and 64 bit
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I have a strange problem, trying to install software from software center or download and receive the same issue. If I choose 64 bit software, "wrong architecture" if I choose 32 bit software, "wrong architecture".
I ran uname -a and this was the response:
Linux firefly 4.4.114 #62 SMP Wed Apr 4 11:10:34 HKT 2018 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux
This is Ubuntu 16.04 on a Libre Computer single board, supposed to be 64 bit system.
Any help or ideas?
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I have a strange problem, trying to install software from software center or download and receive the same issue. If I choose 64 bit software, "wrong architecture" if I choose 32 bit software, "wrong architecture".
I ran uname -a and this was the response:
Linux firefly 4.4.114 #62 SMP Wed Apr 4 11:10:34 HKT 2018 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux
This is Ubuntu 16.04 on a Libre Computer single board, supposed to be 64 bit system.
Any help or ideas?
software-installation software-center 64-bit 32-bit arm64
edited Apr 21 at 18:38
N0rbert
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asked Apr 21 at 18:29
Doug Brown
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What CPU model do you have(lscpuoutput will be useful)? Is it ARM or x86?
– N0rbert
Apr 21 at 18:37
I should've done more research before posting. I discovered it is an ARM system and that is the problem with software connection.
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:15
I guess that leads to a follow on question. What is a good source for software that works on an ARM system?
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:21
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I have a strange problem, trying to install software from software center or download and receive the same issue. If I choose 64 bit software, "wrong architecture" if I choose 32 bit software, "wrong architecture".
I ran uname -a and this was the response:
Linux firefly 4.4.114 #62 SMP Wed Apr 4 11:10:34 HKT 2018 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux
This is Ubuntu 16.04 on a Libre Computer single board, supposed to be 64 bit system.
Any help or ideas?
software-installation software-center 64-bit 32-bit arm64
edited Apr 21 at 18:38
N0rbert
15.5k33172
asked Apr 21 at 18:29
Doug Brown
1
I have a strange problem, trying to install software from software center or download and receive the same issue. If I choose 64 bit software, "wrong architecture" if I choose 32 bit software, "wrong architecture".
I ran uname -a and this was the response:
Linux firefly 4.4.114 #62 SMP Wed Apr 4 11:10:34 HKT 2018 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux
This is Ubuntu 16.04 on a Libre Computer single board, supposed to be 64 bit system.
Any help or ideas?
software-installation software-center 64-bit 32-bit arm64
edited Apr 21 at 18:38
N0rbert
15.5k33172
asked Apr 21 at 18:29
Doug Brown
1
edited Apr 21 at 18:38
N0rbert
15.5k33172
edited Apr 21 at 18:38
N0rbert
15.5k33172
edited Apr 21 at 18:38
N0rbert
15.5k33172
15.5k33172
asked Apr 21 at 18:29
Doug Brown
1
asked Apr 21 at 18:29
Doug Brown
1
asked Apr 21 at 18:29
Doug Brown
1
1
What CPU model do you have(lscpuoutput will be useful)? Is it ARM or x86?
– N0rbert
Apr 21 at 18:37
I should've done more research before posting. I discovered it is an ARM system and that is the problem with software connection.
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:15
I guess that leads to a follow on question. What is a good source for software that works on an ARM system?
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:21
add a comment |Â
What CPU model do you have(lscpuoutput will be useful)? Is it ARM or x86?
– N0rbert
Apr 21 at 18:37
I should've done more research before posting. I discovered it is an ARM system and that is the problem with software connection.
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:15
I guess that leads to a follow on question. What is a good source for software that works on an ARM system?
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:21
What CPU model do you have(
lscpu output will be useful)? Is it ARM or x86?– N0rbert
Apr 21 at 18:37
What CPU model do you have(
lscpu output will be useful)? Is it ARM or x86?– N0rbert
Apr 21 at 18:37
I should've done more research before posting. I discovered it is an ARM system and that is the problem with software connection.
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:15
I should've done more research before posting. I discovered it is an ARM system and that is the problem with software connection.
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:15
I guess that leads to a follow on question. What is a good source for software that works on an ARM system?
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:21
I guess that leads to a follow on question. What is a good source for software that works on an ARM system?
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:21
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If Ubuntu was shipped pre-installed on your SBC - it should have correct Ubuntu-repositories.
You should check your software sources (repositories) and ensure that you have only ARM-related lines in /etc/apt/sources.list and files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory.
Usually the repository URL is http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports .
You can search https://packages.ubuntu.com for arm64 packages.
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If Ubuntu was shipped pre-installed on your SBC - it should have correct Ubuntu-repositories.
You should check your software sources (repositories) and ensure that you have only ARM-related lines in /etc/apt/sources.list and files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory.
Usually the repository URL is http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports .
You can search https://packages.ubuntu.com for arm64 packages.
answered Apr 21 at 19:22
N0rbert
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up vote
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If Ubuntu was shipped pre-installed on your SBC - it should have correct Ubuntu-repositories.
You should check your software sources (repositories) and ensure that you have only ARM-related lines in /etc/apt/sources.list and files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory.
Usually the repository URL is http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports .
You can search https://packages.ubuntu.com for arm64 packages.
answered Apr 21 at 19:22
N0rbert
15.5k33172
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up vote
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up vote
1
down vote
If Ubuntu was shipped pre-installed on your SBC - it should have correct Ubuntu-repositories.
You should check your software sources (repositories) and ensure that you have only ARM-related lines in /etc/apt/sources.list and files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory.
Usually the repository URL is http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports .
You can search https://packages.ubuntu.com for arm64 packages.
answered Apr 21 at 19:22
N0rbert
15.5k33172
If Ubuntu was shipped pre-installed on your SBC - it should have correct Ubuntu-repositories.
You should check your software sources (repositories) and ensure that you have only ARM-related lines in /etc/apt/sources.list and files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory.
Usually the repository URL is http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports .
You can search https://packages.ubuntu.com for arm64 packages.
answered Apr 21 at 19:22
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answered Apr 21 at 19:22
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What CPU model do you have(
lscpuoutput will be useful)? Is it ARM or x86?– N0rbert
Apr 21 at 18:37
I should've done more research before posting. I discovered it is an ARM system and that is the problem with software connection.
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:15
I guess that leads to a follow on question. What is a good source for software that works on an ARM system?
– Doug Brown
Apr 21 at 19:21