However, I came across an older discussion about this issue (see below) and the solution for that was suggested like: Which I suppose is due to architecture difference. JabRef: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error So are you suggesting the usage of JDK 19 ? I wil try with this version too. Maybe you would need to clarify your path to JDK 18/19, although JabRef should do that automatically, as it comes with a customized version of it. There seems to be something going on with JDK.If you have suggestion about it would be great and I appreciate it. It was a discussion previously about it, but I could not make it work.

I have already installed portable Jabref, but it sees the binary file can not be executed because it was written for x86-64 and does not work for aarch64. Alternatively, if nothing helps, you could try the newest development version of JabRef, which can be found here Could you please try the portable version of JabRef? You can download it here.I had Jabref 4.3 on my previous OS which was Xenial and it was working correctly but since I have upgraded to Focal (Ubuntu 20.4) the JDK 8 is not recognized by Jabref 4. Instead, Jabref 4.x and 5.0 alpha can be run. If you have any suggestion for that, it would be great. Non of the Debian/Ubuntu package can not be installed, which I supposed they require amd64 architecture and not arm64 which is mine. Are you saying ANY Debian/Ubuntu package does not work? So, not only JabRef, but also other programs cannot be installed?.: class $AppClassLoader cannot be cast to class ($AppClassLoader and are in module java.base of loader ‘bootstrap’)Īt .OpenOfficePanel.addURL(OpenOfficePanel.java:141)Īt .OpenOfficePanel.loadOpenOfficeJars(OpenOfficePanel.java:456)Īt .OpenOfficePanel$2.call(OpenOfficePanel.java:389)Īt .OpenOfficePanel$2.call(OpenOfficePanel.java:384)Īt $TaskCallable.call(Task.java:1425)Īt java.base/.run(FutureTask.java:264)Īt java.base/$RunnableAdapter.call(Executors.java:515)Īt java.base/.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1128)Īt java.base/$n(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:628)Īt java.base/(Thread.java:830) The error which I get for connection to Lireoffice is as follow: I could run Jabref 5 on Jar platform, but I can not connect it to Libreoffie 7.2 and it crashes whenever I push the cite/style bottom. I can not install any debian/Ubuntu package on my computer due to incompatibility architecture. Hello there, I am using Lenovo Chromebook with Ubuntu 20.04 focal.

For mac instal Zero Install 2.25.0