PS the Pianoteq folder is currently in de 'downloads' folder. Should I place it elsewhere?
Yes, better place it in your home directory and unzip your download there. The Downloads folder is just for parking downloaded archives, not for installations.
Than you can start the binary for example in a terminal window with:
$ /home/user/Pianoteq\ 7/arm-32bit/Pianoteq\ 7or whatever the pathname of the PIanoteq stage edition is.
Another way to work around the blanks in the filenames is:
$ '/home/user/Pianoteq 7/arm-32bit/Pianoteq 7'PS the Pianoteq folder is currently in de 'downloads' folder. Should I place it elsewhere?
]]>Thank you it works. I thought rasberry pi4 was arm-64. I just got it yesterday.
No worries, the Pi4 is 64bit but as previous Pis were 32bit the stable OS is still 32bit for now.
]]>jari_42 wrote:earthvomit wrote:How?
Double click on it (assuming you're on the desktop or ./'Pianoteq 7 STAGE' from the command line).
it returns: Cannot execute binary file: Exec format error.
Ah I see, the default Raspbian is 32bit so you can only run the Pianoteq from the arm-32bit folder.
If you want to run the Pianoteq from the 64bit folder, you have to install 64bit Raspbian (which is still beta testing):
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/view...p?t=275370
earthvomit wrote:How?
Double click on it (assuming you're on the desktop or ./'Pianoteq 7 STAGE' from the command line).
it returns: Cannot execute binary file: Exec format error.And when I try to decompress it again : Permission denied.
]]>How?
Double click on it (assuming you're on the desktop or ./'Pianoteq 7 STAGE' from the command line).
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