cannot unmount some mounted iso files from matlab
hey need some serious help
i downloaded 3 iso files for matlab 7. Following the instructions i mounted them first in the /mnt/Matlab dir. I didnt manage to install the program because i get stuck in using the install usage which is : ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Usage: install -h | [-<arch>] [-debug] [ [-t] | [-x] ] -h Help. Show command usage. -<arch> Assume this architecture when installing. You must specify a valid MATLAB arch (e.g. sol2, glnx86) -debug Turn on debugging messages. -t Use terminal setup. -x Use X Window setup. (Default) --------------------------------------------------------------------- I tried all kinds of tricks with the install command but nothing happens. Now these monted files are read only and i cannot delete them even as root. i also tried to change the permissions with chmod but didnt workk either. If anyone knows about installing matlab it would be great, but then someone pls tell me how to delete these files! |
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# cd /tmp Don't know what install instructions your following, but the Matlab has these: Standard UNIX Installation Procedure http://www.mathworks.com/access/help.../f0-70148.html Probably would be best to burn the iso's to disc to do a traditional install. |
thanks for the rebooting advise it worked.
Now abou the cd i know that it should be easier but i am going the hard way maybe so i can learn something ! Now, i need one piece of advise : what is the difference of >install and >./install ?? When i am in the directory of the mounted files and i type :[root@localhost Matlab]# ./install i get the message: Setup aborted . . . The installer cannot be run when your current directory is on the CD. Change to the target MATLAB installation directory and rerun the installer. Then i try the command ./install /usr/local/matlab7 and it shows me the options i have listed in the first post. no installation gui comes up. |
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