| Installing 64-bit Matlab on Linux | ||
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| Installing 64-bit Matlab on Linux | ||
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| | Part VII. Proprietary Software (mostly trivial and useless) | |
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The Installation Manual at the MathWorks site is sound. Follow the preparatory steps below, then follow that link. |
Procedure 50. The installation of Matlab on Linux step by step
Preparations
Locate the installation media.
See for how to mount a Windows server.
The .iso-images you 're looking for are probably under /mountpoint/ISO/RUG/APS/
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This step is only needed if the installation images are not mounted on the installing machine. Do make sure the receiving machine has space for the medium. |
Send the CD/DVD of your choice to the machine that is going to do the installation.
scp MATHWORKS_R2008A_LIN_MAC_SUN.iso user@machine.domain.com:/tmp
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This step is only needed if the installed files are going to be on an NFS share. |
Mount the target share read-write before starting the install:
ssh user@machine.domain.com
sudo mount -o remount,rw /opt
Logging in
ssh user@machine.domain.com
Mounting the installation medium
sudo mkdir /mnt/loop
sudo mount -o loop,ro /tmp/MATHWORKS_R2008A_LIN_MAC_SUN.iso /mnt/loop
cd /mnt/loop
Follow the Installation Manual from Mathworks. It's much better than this one.
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