I'm trying to run FusionHelper on my Ubuntu 22.04 with XFCE Desktop Environment. I'm using it on a Huawei MatePad 11, which runs on ARM64 architecture. After extracting the zip file, I found a .x86_64 file. I made the file executable and tried to run it via the terminal, but I keep getting the error 'No such file or directory.' I'm at a loss and can't seem to find any information online about how to run this file. Any suggestions?
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First, you can check if the file is indeed an executable by using the `file` command. Just run `file ./myfile.x86_64` in the terminal. You should get a response indicating if it's a valid executable or not. However, keep in mind that `.x86_64` files are meant for x86 architecture and won't run on ARM64 devices. It doesn't seem like there's an ARM version available for FusionHelper.
I checked with the `file` command, and it confirms it's not compatible with ARM64. Thanks for clarifying!