Installing 64-bit Maple 11 under Linux
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Installing 64-bit Maple 11 under Linux

Jurjen Bokma

August 2008

[Note]Note

The preliminary steps for this installation are identical to those described under of .

  1. Logging in

    ssh user@machine.domain.com

  2. Mounting the installation medium


      
    sudo mkdir /mnt/loop
    sudo mount -o loop,ro /home/jurjen/MAPLE11-LINUX.iso /mnt/loop/
    cd /mnt/loop
      

  3. Starting the installer

    sudo sh ./installMapleLinux64

  4. Click Next

    Figure 1. Screenshot of Maple Install: Introduction

    A screenshot of the Maple Installer where the installer introduces itself

  5. Type the path to the directory where you want Maple installed and click Next.

    Figure 2. Screenshot of Maple Install: Choose Install Folder

    A screenshot of the Maple Installer where the installation directory is picked

  6. Choose “Network License” and click Next

    Figure 3. Screenshot of Maple Install: Choose Type of Licensing

    A screenshot of the Maple Installer where the type of licensing (Network) is picked

  7. Type the address of the Maple License Server and click Next.

    Figure 4. Screenshot of Maple Install: Pointing out the License Server

    A screenshot of the Maple Installer where the IP number of the License Server must be typed out

  8. Overview the install data and click Next

    Figure 5. Screenshot of Maple Install: Pre-Installation Summary

    A screenshot of the Maple Installer where a summary of filled-in data is shown

  9. Click Done to get rid of the “Installation Complete” message.

    Figure 6. Screenshot of Maple Install: Installation Complete

    A screenshot of the Maple Installer where the completion of the installation is declared

  10. Creating links to the executables


      
    sudo su -
    cd /opt/local/bin
    /opt/local/bin# ln -s  /opt/maple11-64bit/bin/maple ./maple11.64bit
    /opt/local/bin# ln -s  /opt/maple11-64bit/bin/xmaple ./xmaple11.64bit
    /opt/local/bin# ln -s  /opt/maple11-64bit/bin/mint ./mint11.64bit
      

  11. Starting Maple

    /opt/local/bin/xmaple11.64bit

    [Note]Note

    You may want to set your path, so you can just type Mathematica.64bits

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