I am running Debian.I was trying to use truecrypt the other day. I downloaded and extracted the zip, and ran the installer. I just extracted the file, and did not install it. I then tried executing it, and apparently it does not exist.First I just double clicked the file from thunar (xfce4 file manager), and it told me the file did not exist. I then tried the following:~$ cd /home/share/crypt/truecrypt//home/share/crypt/truecrypt$ ls -al truecrypt-linux_x86-64 -rwxrwxrwx 1 abstruselyarcane root 4873328 Feb  7  2012 truecrypt-linux_x86-64 #Its not a figment of my imagination/home/share/crypt/truecrypt$ file truecrypt-linux_x86-64 truecrypt-linux_x86-64: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped # It is indeed an executable/home/share/crypt/truecrypt$ ./truecrypt-linux_x86-64 bash: ./truecrypt-linux_x86-64: No such file or directory # It doesn't exist?/home/share/crypt/truecrypt$ sudo ./truecrypt-linux_x86-64 [sudo] password for abstruselyarcane: sudo: unable to execute ./truecrypt-linux_x86-64: No such file or directory/home/share/crypt/truecrypt$ ldd truecrypt-linux_x86-64     not a dynamic executable # file just said it is an executable!I am very confused right now. EDIT:I has been suggested to be that I'm running a 64bit from a 32bit, I went to the other post, and tested my distro:~$ uname -mx86_64
Executable exists for everything but bash & file manager
bash;executable