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I must think about your answer, my english is not so good.
When I open with TextEdit the file (/Library/StartupItems/MATLABLmgr/MATLABLmgr) I see following text when I copy and paste =========================== #!/bin/sh # # To install this script, perform the following actions as an Administrator: # # 1. Navigate via the Finder to the top level /Library folder. # 2. Create a folder within /Library called StartupItems, if it does not already exist. # 3. Copy the $MATLAB/etc/MATLABLmgr folder into the StartupItems folder. # 4. Open /Library/StartupItems/MATLABLmgr/MATLABLmgr with a text editor. # 5. Change |>MATLAB<| to be the location where MATLAB is installed (as a POSIX file # specifier, such as /Applications/MATLAB6p5). # 6. Change |>ME<| to be the user name under which the license manager daemon will be # started (for security reasons, this must not be root). # 7. Save MATLABLmgr back to disk. If your text editor gives you the option to choose # line ending styles (Macintosh versus UNIX), be sure to choose UNIX line endings. # 8. Reboot. # # During bootup, you should see the message "Starting MATLAB License Manager" appear # on the screen. # # $Revision: 1.2 $ . /etc/rc.common ### start FLEXlm ### ConsoleMessage "Starting MATLAB License Manager" MATLAB=/Applications/MATLAB6p5 ME=hansjoachimklotz if [ -f $MATLAB/etc/lmboot ]; then $MATLAB/etc/lmboot -u $ME fi ========================= You see the first sentences ar infos about changing license manager At the end there is the script I think so but I'm not shure ??? And your proposal is that I should change ConsoleMessage "Starting MATLAB License Manager" into ConsoleMessage "Hello Hans - A" Jochen |
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Must I change also: ========================= MATLAB=/Applications/MATLAB6p5 ME=hansjoachimklotz if [ -f $MATLAB/etc/lmboot ]; then $MATLAB/etc/lmboot -u $ME fi ========== into ========================= MATLAB=/Applications/MATLAB6p5 ME=hansjoachimklotz if [ -f $/Applications/MATLAB6p5/etc/lmboot ]; then $/Applications/MATLAB6p5/etc/lmboot -u $hansjoachimklotz fi ========== What is with the character "$" in the script??? Jochen |
I was suggesting to add extra lines - not change any of the existing lines.
But now I see that the script is very short and that the existing ConsoleMessage is right near the top. So you should be seeing it if the script is executing at all. So forget about doing what I had suggested before. First, run the Console application (it is under /Applications/Utilities) and look in the list of messages presented in its window to make sure that you haven't just missed seeing the "Starting MATLAB License Manager" message. Second, let's check that the script has the correct line-endings. Copy & paste the following command into a Terminal window and then copy the results back here so we can see them. hexdump -c /Library/StartupItems/MATLABLmgr/MATLABLmgr [edit]I'm going to sleep now so won't be responding on this thread for a while[/edit] |
Have a good night.
I have reboot the mac, open the console direkt after reboot. Following messages there: Mac OS X Version 10.2.6 (Build 6L60) 2003-10-05 12:03:23.341 pbs[861] CFLog (0): CFPropertyListCreateFromXMLData(): plist parse failed; the data is not proper UTF-8. The file name for this data could be: Contents/Info.plist -- file://localhost/Applications/NichtAppleProgramme/Adobe%20Photoshop%20Elements%202/Photoshop%20Elements%202.0/ The parser will retry as in 10.1, but the problem should be corrected in the plist. Jochen |
Who I have done it in terminal
Her the answer, first I made a mistake with: ...MATLABmgr/MATLABmgr later I use: ...MATLABLmgr/MATLABLmgr =================== Last login: Sun Oct 5 12:02:56 on console Welcome to Darwin! [Hans-Joachim-Klotzs-Computer:~] hansjoachimklotz% hexdump -c /Library/StartupItems/MATLABmgr/MATLABmgr hexdump: /Library/StartupItems/MATLABmgr/MATLABmgr: No such file or directory [Hans-Joachim-Klotzs-Computer:~] hansjoachimklotz% hexdump -c /Library/StartupItems/MATLABLmgr/MATLABLmgr 0000000 # ! / b i n / s h \n \n # \n # T 0000010 o i n s t a l l t h i s s 0000020 c r i p t , p e r f o r m t 0000030 h e f o l l o w i n g a c t 0000040 i o n s a s a n A d m i n 0000050 i s t r a t o r : \n # \n # 1 . 0000060 N a v i g a t e v i a t h 0000070 e F i n d e r t o t h e 0000080 t o p l e v e l / L i b r a 0000090 r y f o l d e r . \n # 2 . 00000a0 C r e a t e a f o l d e r 00000b0 w i t h i n / L i b r a r y 00000c0 c a l l e d S t a r t u p I t 00000d0 e m s , i f i t d o e s 00000e0 n o t a l r e a d y e x i s 00000f0 t . \n # 3 . C o p y t h e 0000100 $ M A T L A B / e t c / M A T 0000110 L A B L m g r f o l d e r i 0000120 n t o t h e S t a r t u p I 0000130 t e m s f o l d e r . \n # 4 0000140 . O p e n / L i b r a r y / 0000150 S t a r t u p I t e m s / M A T 0000160 L A B L m g r / M A T L A B L m 0000170 g r w i t h a t e x t e 0000180 d i t o r . \n # 5 . C h a n 0000190 g e | > M A T L A B < | t o 00001a0 b e t h e l o c a t i o n 00001b0 w h e r e M A T L A B i s 00001c0 i n s t a l l e d ( a s a 00001d0 P O S I X f i l e \n # 00001e0 s p e c i f i e r , s u c h 00001f0 a s / A p p l i c a t i o n 0000200 s / M A T L A B 6 p 5 ) . \n # 0000210 6 . C h a n g e | > M E < | 0000220 t o b e t h e u s e r 0000230 n a m e u n d e r w h i c h 0000240 t h e l i c e n s e m a n 0000250 a g e r d a e m o n w i l l 0000260 b e \n # s t a r t e 0000270 d ( f o r s e c u r i t y 0000280 r e a s o n s , t h i s m u 0000290 s t n o t b e r o o t ) . 00002a0 \n # 7 . S a v e M A T L A 00002b0 B L m g r b a c k t o d i 00002c0 s k . I f y o u r t e x t 00002d0 e d i t o r g i v e s y o 00002e0 u t h e o p t i o n t o 00002f0 c h o o s e \n # l i n e 0000300 e n d i n g s t y l e s ( 0000310 M a c i n t o s h v e r s u s 0000320 U N I X ) , b e s u r e 0000330 t o c h o o s e U N I X l 0000340 i n e e n d i n g s . \n # 8 0000350 . R e b o o t . \n \n # \n # D 0000360 u r i n g b o o t u p , y o 0000370 u s h o u l d s e e t h e 0000380 m e s s a g e " S t a r t i 0000390 n g M A T L A B L i c e n s 00003a0 e M a n a g e r " a p p e a 00003b0 r \n # o n t h e s c r e e 00003c0 n . \n # \n \n # $ R e v i s i o 00003d0 n : 1 . 2 $ \n \n . / e t c 00003e0 / r c . c o m m o n \n \n # # # 00003f0 s t a r t F L E X l m # # # 0000400 \n \n C o n s o l e M e s s a g e 0000410 " S t a r t i n g M A T L A 0000420 B L i c e n s e M a n a g e 0000430 r " \n \n M A T L A B = / A p p l 0000440 i c a t i o n s / M A T L A B 6 0000450 p 5 \n M E = h a n s j o a c h i 0000460 m k l o t z \n \n i f [ - f 0000470 $ M A T L A B / e t c / l m b o 0000480 o t ] ; t h e n \n $ M 0000490 A T L A B / e t c / l m b o o t 00004a0 - u $ M E \n f i 00004aa [Hans-Joachim-Klotzs-Computer:~] hansjoachimklotz% Jochen |
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Maybe there was a mistake in the file MATLABLmgr Now there is following text (copy and paste) ================== . /etc/rc.common ### start FLEXlm ### ConsoleMessage "Starting MATLAB License Manager" MATLAB=/Applications/MATLAB6p5 ME=hansjoachimklotz if [ -f /Applications/MATLAB6p5/etc/lmboot ]; then /Applications/MATLAB6p5/etc/lmboot -u hansjoachimklotz fi ================== After restart the mac I can see a very short message like "Waiting MATLAB License Manager" ?? then comes the OSX window to LOGIN But MATLAB don't run Jochen |
launch_matlab.sh
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launch_matlab.sh
this should solve any OroborOSX problems. if you experience licensing problems, then you need to obtain a license and likely put in the install folder (in my case /Applications/matlab; yours looks like /Applications/MATLAB6p5)
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I have got the license from mathworks via mail and I have carry out following steps.
The steps are write down in the file in MATLABLmgr on following path!!! HD/Library/StartupItems/MATLABLmgr/MATLABLmgr =============================== #!/bin/sh # # To install this script, perform the following actions as an Administrator: # # 1. Navigate via the Finder to the top level /Library folder. # 2. Create a folder within /Library called StartupItems, if it does not already exist. # 3. Copy the $MATLAB/etc/MATLABLmgr folder into the StartupItems folder. # 4. Open /Library/StartupItems/MATLABLmgr/MATLABLmgr with a text editor. # 5. Change |>MATLAB<| to be the location where MATLAB is installed (as a POSIX file # specifier, such as /Applications/MATLAB6p5). # 6. Change |>ME<| to be the user name under which the license manager daemon will be # started (for security reasons, this must not be root). # 7. Save MATLABLmgr back to disk. If your text editor gives you the option to choose # line ending styles (Macintosh versus UNIX), be sure to choose UNIX line endings. # 8. Reboot. # # During bootup, you should see the message "Starting MATLAB License Manager" appear # on the screen. # # $Revision: 1.2 $ . /etc/rc.common ### start FLEXlm ### ConsoleMessage "Starting MATLAB License Manager" MATLAB=/Applications/MATLAB6p5 ME=MyName if [ -f /Applications/MATLAB6p5/etc/lmboot ]; then /Applications/MATLAB6p5/etc/lmboot -u MyName fi I think I have done it correct!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The only message which I see by restart is: WAITING for MATLAB License Manager Jochen |
this is just a suggestion that i'm not sure will work. it seems you are trying to 'access' the license after instaling matlab and have tried to execute it multiple times.
try uninstalling it completely. reinstall, and it should ask you for the license during the install process (if my memory serves me correctly). |
@hayne
I hope you have sleeped very well (bad english???) Your question was ...using the menu in OroborOSX. Are you doing that?.. There is no menü to start MATLAB in OroborOSX The instruction of mathworks say that it start automatically. In OroborOSX there are some instructions in the second menue from left. start object edit, >>> window comes with a lot of info??? xinitrc carry out, nothing happened xterm, no result when I use it xeyes, >>> it works well xedit, >>> it works well xclock, >>> it works well xcalc, >>> it works well xbiff, >>> message with info MacGimp, >>> message with info ETerm, >>>message with info Jochen |
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sorry that I ask. ...try uninstalling it completely... Do you mean that I must reinstall the the complete matlab??? and carry out a new install of all matlab??? Jochen |
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I hadn't read your previous message carefully enough. I see now that it is saying that it is WAITING for the license manager. This seems to mean that MATLAB is trying to start but it doesn't find the license manager.
I'm sorry but I'm going to have to give up on this. it's too hard trying to help when I don't have the software in question and I don't know how it is supposed to work. I would suggest reading all the available documentation and then checking to see if there is a specific MATLAB mailing list or search for MATLAB-specific web sites where you might find someone who knows what is supposed to happen. Good luck. |
Today I have send an email to mathworks in germany.
I have received the CD ROM, license from the german office. I hope they can help me on monday. Thanks for help. I have learned something in our discussion!!!! Jochen |
also make sure you do a FULL install (that might help).
other than that, i haven't a clue on what is going on either! |
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Hello, I haven't read the previous messages carefully.... But you may like to try one thing very quickly, which usually solved my matlab problems in various systems and environment settings...
To start the matlab, instead of running >> matlab try this no-java-manager command --> >> matlab -nojvm |
traurig,
to be sure: is it your *own* Matlab licence? Since the Matlab version for OS X is a Unix version (and a damn cheap port :( ) it's a lot harder to install Matlab on multiple computers that you use "personally". Tried to install Matlab on my computer with a version licenced for a colleague (we collaborate in the same work-group, so I deemed it to be o.k.) and I got the same error messages. My colleague installed Matlab on his own Mac and it worked. So if it's licensed for a colleague of yours you might try by making him an administrator (if you trust him). An alternative is to use octave (www.octave.org), which can be installed via fink in no-time. It's a Matlab clone, and I have to confess: I haven't missed Matlab a single day. O.k.,o.k., the programs are not 100% compatible (perhaps only 95%), however it usually takes little effort to tweak those .m-files to get them running under octave. For more Matlab compatibility, make sure to install the octave-forge package, too (downloadable at sourceforge). What Matlab-stuff do you specifically need? Viel Glück! f |
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