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This is years old, but in case it's relevant to anyone else, and since I didn't actually see the solution anywhere, I'll add it.

I believe, for this OP, all he needed to do was configure binfmts, simply by running:

update-binfmts --enable qemu-arm 

After running this, chroot into the arm filesystem would have been possible.

This is years old, but in case it's relevant to anyone else, and since I didn't actually see the solution anywhere, I'll add it.

I believe, for this OP, all he needed to do was configure binfmts, simply by running:

update-binfmts --enable qemu-arm 

After running this, chroot into the arm filesystem would have been possible.

I believe, for this OP, all he needed to do was configure binfmts, simply by running:

update-binfmts --enable qemu-arm 

After running this, chroot into the arm filesystem would have been possible.

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This is years old, but in case it's relevant to anyone else, and since I didn't actually see the solution anywhere, I'll add it.

I believe, for this OP, all he needed to do was configure binfmts, simply by running:

update-binfmts --enable qemu-arm 

After running this, chroot into the arm filesystem would have been possible.