I just installed 64-bit Ubuntu today and cannot use adb. The error is nosuchfileordictionary. It is clear that the adb file exists. Later, I used ldd to view the execution lib of adb and found that the lib running of adb is not supported! Later I thought maybe adb is 32-bit, need 64-bit ubuntu to install 32-bit program Support Package: sudoapt-getinstallia32-libs installed above the package can be. If not, install the following
I have just installed 64-bit Ubuntu today and cannot use adb. The error is no such file or dictionary. It is clear that the adb file exists. Later, I used ldd to view the execution lib of adb and found that the lib running of adb is not supported! Later I thought it might be that adb is 32-bit. I need 64-bit ubuntu to install the support package for the 32-bit program:
Sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
You can install the above package. If not, install the following:
Sudo apt-get install libc6-i386
Success!
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