Is this specific to a particular ARM version??

[haricode19]

Bug Report

I downloaded the Linux ARM version and moved it over to /usr/local/bin
then i renamed the executable to arduino-cli.
Then i type the command "arduino-cli" and i get "No such file or directory" error.

im not building it from source.

Environment

• Nvidia Jetson Nano
• Go version (if building from sources):
• OS version: Ubuntu 18.04 on ARMv8

[masci]

Can you double check file permissions for /usr/local/bin/arduino-cli with something like ls -l/usr/local/bin? The file arduino-cli has to be executable, if it's not, try with:

chmod +x /usr/local/bin/arduino-cli

[facchinm]

I think this is due to ARM64 architecture; No such file or directory error normally happens when trying to run an executable for a different arch.
Are binaries for ARM64 (or aarch64) available in nightly? Do we simply need to add the proper links in README?

[rsora]

Currently only ARM32 is available, since we merged #204, in the next day I'll make the ARM64 binary available after configuring our CI pipeline to produce it.

[kvnptl]

Bug Report

I downloaded the Linux ARM version and moved it over to /usr/local/bin
then i renamed the executable to arduino-cli.
Then i type the command "arduino-cli" and i get "No such file or directory" error.

im not building it from source.

Environment

* Nvidia Jetson Nano

* Go version (if building from sources):

* OS version: Ubuntu 18.04 on ARMv8

I have tried same thing, now it not giving any error.

[nestukh]

I'm having the same problem using the current arm64 build on a Vero 4K+ (by OSMC), which has Debian with aarch64 architecture.
The binary from the arduino-cli-152-PR307-linuxarm64.tar.bz2 archive (mentioned in another issue) works.