I can't install matlab in SUSE
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I've already tried by all means. I stuck into the step when I have to select the path where to install.
- If I choose the folder it appears by default an error message pops up; "Unable to create the destination folder / usr/ local/ MATLAB/ R2010b/ . Please choose another destination folder."
- If I type an unexisting folder so that system creates it, an error message pops up with the message: "Failed to create folder (/ whichever/ path/ selected/ )."
As I was suggested to install as a administrator, I typed "sudo ./install" and in konsole appears the next message "user@linux-e0x2:~/Descargas/Matlab> sudo ./install [sudo] password for root: Preparing installation files ... Installing ...
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Error: Installation cannot proceed. You may either:
1. Set an X11 display, and restart the install process
2. Use the silent install feature by specifying the -mode silent option
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"
What else Can I do?!
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vijaya lakshmi
on 10 Apr 2018
Hi Isabel,
Please input the full path of the installer properties file so that the file gets read properly. The command should look something like:
./install -inputFile /full/path/to/installer_input.txt
If you do not input the absolute path, MATLAB will not read the installer properties file. Instead, MATLAB will start the interactive installation process instead
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