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[Locator]

I am using Vector Linux 7.0, and am trying to install Flightear 2.4.0-i586-1vl70, and the following error window pops up:

[Locator]

I finally managed to download and install it manually, but when I tried to run it from the "Games" menu nothing seemed to happen, so I tried running it in terminal mode with the following result:

vector:/~
doctor:$ usr/bin/fgfs --geometry=1024x768 --enable-game-mode
bash: usr/bin/fgfs: No such file or directory

DESPITE the fact that there IS a file in that sub-directory by that name. So what do you suggest I do to get it working (and yes, I have installed the dependencies the documentation for it says I need)?

[nightflier]

What you describe, happens when you try to launch a 64-bit executable in a 32-bit environment or vice versa. Make sure you have a package for the appropriate architecture.

[Locator]

I didn't know that it was 64-bit (I am using the 32bit version of Vector Linux 7.0) and I assumed that I was loading the 32-bit version of that software (nothing about the file name in the repository that I saw indicated that it was a 64-bit version). And the 64-bit version is DEFINITELY named differently (I know, I checked it myself). So how do I get the 32-bit version to work?