Mathematica 10 on ubuntu 16.04
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I am trying to install Mathematica 10 on Ubuntu 16.04. In my folder I had a .sh file, so I used chmod +x and ran it.
During the installation it asks to choose a folder for the installation, but whaterver I type it says:
Error: Cannot create directory /usr/local/Wolfram/Mathematica/10.0.
You may need to be logged in as root to continue with this
installation.
What do I do?
software-installation permissions
asked 9 hours ago
mattiav27mattiav27
130117
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I am trying to install Mathematica 10 on Ubuntu 16.04. In my folder I had a .sh file, so I used chmod +x and ran it.
During the installation it asks to choose a folder for the installation, but whaterver I type it says:
Error: Cannot create directory /usr/local/Wolfram/Mathematica/10.0.
You may need to be logged in as root to continue with this
installation.
What do I do?
software-installation permissions
asked 9 hours ago
mattiav27mattiav27
130117
What is the exact command you used to start the installation?
– Organic Marble
9 hours ago
Have you used the sudo command for running the installation file *.sh, e.g. "sudo bash installer.sh"?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
9 hours ago
@OrganicMarble I used ./Mathematica.sh
– mattiav27
9 hours ago
2
Trysudo ./Mathematica.sh.. ?
– Emmet
8 hours ago
Concur. Adding sudo will solve the problem. Enter your password when requested, there will be no feedback, not even spaces, then press enter.
– Organic Marble
8 hours ago
add a comment |
I am trying to install Mathematica 10 on Ubuntu 16.04. In my folder I had a .sh file, so I used chmod +x and ran it.
During the installation it asks to choose a folder for the installation, but whaterver I type it says:
Error: Cannot create directory /usr/local/Wolfram/Mathematica/10.0.
You may need to be logged in as root to continue with this
installation.
What do I do?
software-installation permissions
asked 9 hours ago
mattiav27mattiav27
130117
I am trying to install Mathematica 10 on Ubuntu 16.04. In my folder I had a .sh file, so I used chmod +x and ran it.
During the installation it asks to choose a folder for the installation, but whaterver I type it says:
Error: Cannot create directory /usr/local/Wolfram/Mathematica/10.0.
You may need to be logged in as root to continue with this
installation.
What do I do?
software-installation permissions
software-installation permissions
asked 9 hours ago
mattiav27mattiav27
130117
asked 9 hours ago
mattiav27mattiav27
130117
asked 9 hours ago
mattiav27mattiav27
130117
asked 9 hours ago
mattiav27mattiav27
130117
asked 9 hours ago
mattiav27mattiav27
130117
130117
What is the exact command you used to start the installation?
– Organic Marble
9 hours ago
Have you used the sudo command for running the installation file *.sh, e.g. "sudo bash installer.sh"?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
9 hours ago
@OrganicMarble I used ./Mathematica.sh
– mattiav27
9 hours ago
2
Trysudo ./Mathematica.sh.. ?
– Emmet
8 hours ago
Concur. Adding sudo will solve the problem. Enter your password when requested, there will be no feedback, not even spaces, then press enter.
– Organic Marble
8 hours ago
add a comment |
What is the exact command you used to start the installation?
– Organic Marble
9 hours ago
Have you used the sudo command for running the installation file *.sh, e.g. "sudo bash installer.sh"?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
9 hours ago
@OrganicMarble I used ./Mathematica.sh
– mattiav27
9 hours ago
2
Trysudo ./Mathematica.sh.. ?
– Emmet
8 hours ago
Concur. Adding sudo will solve the problem. Enter your password when requested, there will be no feedback, not even spaces, then press enter.
– Organic Marble
8 hours ago
What is the exact command you used to start the installation?
– Organic Marble
9 hours ago
What is the exact command you used to start the installation?
– Organic Marble
9 hours ago
Have you used the sudo command for running the installation file *.sh, e.g. "sudo bash installer.sh"?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
9 hours ago
Have you used the sudo command for running the installation file *.sh, e.g. "sudo bash installer.sh"?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
9 hours ago
@OrganicMarble I used ./Mathematica.sh
– mattiav27
9 hours ago
@OrganicMarble I used ./Mathematica.sh
– mattiav27
9 hours ago
2
2
Try
sudo ./Mathematica.sh.. ?– Emmet
8 hours ago
Try
sudo ./Mathematica.sh.. ?– Emmet
8 hours ago
Concur. Adding sudo will solve the problem. Enter your password when requested, there will be no feedback, not even spaces, then press enter.
– Organic Marble
8 hours ago
Concur. Adding sudo will solve the problem. Enter your password when requested, there will be no feedback, not even spaces, then press enter.
– Organic Marble
8 hours ago
add a comment |
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What is the exact command you used to start the installation?
– Organic Marble
9 hours ago
Have you used the sudo command for running the installation file *.sh, e.g. "sudo bash installer.sh"?
– Mr.Michael.Schulze
9 hours ago
@OrganicMarble I used ./Mathematica.sh
– mattiav27
9 hours ago
2
Try
sudo ./Mathematica.sh.. ?– Emmet
8 hours ago
Concur. Adding sudo will solve the problem. Enter your password when requested, there will be no feedback, not even spaces, then press enter.
– Organic Marble
8 hours ago