Intall MATLAB on Linux without GUI
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My Linux machine is a VM in the cloud, and my Linux knowledge is minimal (I normally work on Windows). The Linux machine has Internet access and I use it via SSH and BASH. I started by using a Windows Browser to download MATLAB, which came in a .zip file, so I extracted the files to a separate directory and used SCP to copy all of that to the Linux VM. I also prepared the installation input file and license. When I ran install on Linux, I discovered that some of the files were "broken" symlinks. For example, bin/glnxa64/libicuda.so.67 is a file containing the text libicuda.so.67.1, and should be a symlink to libicuda.so.67.1.
How can I download the installation files on Linux without GUI (and without a browser)? Or, alternatively, how can I preserve the symlinks in the .zip file on Windows?
Thanks in advance for your patience.
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Thomas Ligon
2022-12-22
MJFcoNaN
2022-12-23
Hello,
Why not upload the .zip file by scp, and unzip it on Linux?
Thomas Ligon
2022-12-23
Thomas Ligon
2022-12-23
Thomas Ligon
2022-12-23
Thomas Ligon
2022-12-24
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