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I have 64-bit Ubuntu and Eclipse 64-bit for an older project. In 32-bit I tried to run it, but it doesn't work (swt)... so I decided to download a tarball of Eclipse 32-bit (with JVM 32-bit integrated). All fine, but so far I cannot seem to run it. Do you have any ideas?

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wouter@laptop-wouter:~/Downloads/eclipse$ ./eclipse
bash: ./eclipse: No such file or directory
wouter@laptop-wouter:~/Downloads/eclipse$ sudo ./eclipse
sudo: unable to execute ./eclipse: No such file or directory
karel
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You have to mark eclipse as an executable file first.

chmod +x eclipse

./eclipse

Naveen
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