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I found a ftp site and download matlab6p5cd1.tar,matlab6p5cd2.tar matlab6p5cd3.tar files.then tried to installed it but i failed
how can i install matlab
first i found an guide about installing. it contains an license.dat file and says copy license.dat file to install path.i did it. the guide contains also a license key and says use this key while installing.after installing the license key install wizard asks do you want to begin installing? and i replied yes. when i click to yes the program couldn't continue and aborts installing.
if i don't enter the license key i can continue but after all cds installation finished i can't execute lmstart with ./lmstart -u "user" (i am doing all of them with root passwd) the command works but says access denied to TWm files and lmsdown works automatically.
what sall i do?
first i found an guide about installing. it contains an license.dat file and says copy license.dat file to install path.i did it. the guide contains also a license key and says use this key while installing.after installing the license key install wizard asks do you want to begin installing? and i replied yes. when i click to yes the program couldn't continue and aborts installing.
if i don't enter the license key i can continue but after all cds installation finished i can't execute lmstart with ./lmstart -u "user" (i am doing all of them with root passwd) the command works but says access denied to TWm files and lmsdown works automatically.
what sall i do?
Which license.dat file did you use?
The one which you are using right now may be for on in which license server
flexlm should be installed on a network computer.??
Perhaps there is anybody who knows a site where to get the license.dat file. I found this page ftp://129.177.13.17/pub/matlab but there is no license.dat file.
Since MATLAB is a licenced software, the licence.dat file may not be given access to everyone. Moreover, even if it were to be given, the licence.dat file will have the ip address of the licence server. And each time we run MATLAB, licence verification is needed.
Unless someone finds a crack for MATLAB licence, one maynot be able to use the software.
Scilab is a good alternative (it is free) and as powerful as MATLAB.
Also Octave which comes in RH distro CDs is also quite good.
I found a ftp site and download matlab6p5cd1.tar,matlab6p5cd2.tar matlab6p5cd3.tar files.then tried to installed it but i failed
how can i install matlab
hello where is the URL that i can download that matlab installer files ??
help me
MATLAB is proprietary and really expensive... But you have its 99% compatible clone OCTAVE which is totally open source, and available through your package managers for a big part of linux distributions.
Matlab is commercial software. Don't ask us to help you steal it. If you want to use it, buy it. Unlike many commercial Windows programs, Matlab has a (commercial) Linux version.
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