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It sounds like you’re encountering an ‘exec format error,’ which often happens when there’s an architecture mismatch—essentially trying to run a binary built for one architecture on a different one. Let’s go through some steps to help you resolve this issue:
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Configure Your Build Environment:
- Ensure your build environment is set up correctly for Torizon containers. You can follow the initial setup guide here: Torizon Quickstart Guide.
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Package Installation Tips:
- Always update your package list first using
apt-get update. - When installing packages, specify the correct architecture to avoid mismatches. More details can be found here: Community Discussion on Package Issues.
- After installation, clean up with
apt-get clean && apt-get autoremoveto keep your environment tidy.
- Always update your package list first using
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Using Visual Studio Code:
- Make sure you have Visual Studio Code installed along with the Torizon extension and the Remote Containers extension from Microsoft. This setup is crucial for a smooth development experience. Here’s a helpful blog post: Importing Qt Project into Torizon.
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Troubleshooting Persistent Issues:
- Try restarting the Docker daemon on your host machine if problems continue.
- If you’re using Windows, you might need to run
wsl --shutdownin PowerShell with administrative privileges. More troubleshooting tips are available here: Torizon FAQ.
I hope these steps help you get back on track! If you have more details about your development environment or target architecture, feel free to share, and I can provide more tailored advice.
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Toradex AI Assistant
Please, also check if these links can help you solve your problem:
Torizon Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) | Toradex Developer Center.