Getting errors when trying to run my index.js file on a remote linux server.

[AnimeshDeb]

I have a index.js file utilizing a llama 2 chat model and it works fine when I run it on my localhost. However, when I try to run my file on a remote server that I am connected to, the code does not run due to errors. I have attached images of the errors that I am getting. I also did npm install node-llama-cpp in the directory that my index.js file and my ai model is located in with respect to the remote server.

[giladgd]

@AnimeshDeb It seems prebuilt binary fails to load on your Linux machine because the glibc version is older than 2.29, and that some C/C++ libraries are missing.

glibc 2.29 was released in 2019, so your Linux distro may be too outdated to run the prebuilt binaries; updating your distro's latest LTS version may help.
To make the build succeed you need some missing libraries; ChatGPT suggests that you run sudo apt install build-essential to install the missing stdatomic.h file, but it may not suffice; updating to the latest LTS version of your distro is most likely the right solution.

Also, try to use the latest version of the version 3 beta as it detects various incompatibilities in the current system and explains the issues with potential solutions when applicable.
Always attach textual logs instead of screenshots, as screenshots make it harder to investigate.