Error installing third party package Arduino software: Invalid zip file
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Hanin
le 13 Mar 2014
Commenté : Abreham Gashaw
le 17 Jan 2022
I have the 2013a version of matlab and been trying to install the simulink support package for arduino hardware, but I keep getting the following error:
"Error installing third party package Arduino software: Invalid zip file "C:\MATLAB\SupportPackages\R2013a\downloads\arduino-1.0-windows.zip"."
and then the installation stops.
N.B.: I using windows 8.
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Shaima Al Hebsi
le 7 Jan 2017
Modifié(e) : Shaima Al Hebsi
le 7 Jan 2017
The way which has worked for me:
- Install the Hardware support from the Add-ons button in Matlab and wait for the error. Once you get the error cancel and exit the installation.
- Get Arduino 1.0 (the only version which made it work) from http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases when you download it you will get it as a zip file having the same name which was shown in the error message arduino-1.0-windows.zip
- Now go to the directory shown in the error message: C:\MATLAB\SupportPackages\R2013a\downloads\arduino-1.0-windows.zip
and replace the existing corrupted arduino-1.0-windows.zip with the new one downloaded recently
- Disconnect internet connection and again go to Matlab add-ons and try again to install arduino hardware support package It should work this time.
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Abreham Gashaw
le 17 Jan 2022
don't work for me (The specified key is not present in this container.)
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Michal Swoboda
le 25 Juin 2015
Hanin
I had the same problem. Here is what is going on and how to solve it:
Problem:
- There's a bug within OS X which affects zip extraction. [More here: http://osxdaily.com/2013/02/13/open-zip-cpgz-file/]
Solution:
- Rerun the Arduino hardware package installer through MATLAB use the Install from Internet to make sure all the files are downloaded. Wait for it to give you the error and close the dialog window.
- Download a fresh version of Arduino software from: http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases
- Extract the downloaded Arduino software to get the "Arduino" application
- Right Click on the application and press Compress "Arduino". When the compression is finished change the name of the archive to arduino-1.5.6-r2-macosx.
- Now go to MATLAB>SupportPackages>R2015a(or w/e version of MATLAB you are using)>downloads>arduinoio_download.Delete the old arduino-1.5.6-r2-macosx.zip and replace it with the archive you made.
- Go to MATLAB. Click on Add-Ons > Get Hardware Support Packages. Select the "Install from folder option". Select the arduinoio_download folder
- Click next and the installation should go through.
This worked for me. Hope it helps.
-Michal Swoboda
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Image Analyst
le 25 Juin 2015
From the looks of his zip file name, "C:\MATLAB\SupportPackages\R2013a\downloads\arduino-1.0-windows.zip", it appears Hanin and Gary have Windows, not an iMac with OSX. Not sure what Izwa has.
vipin joseph
le 8 Mar 2017
Modifié(e) : Walter Roberson
le 8 Mar 2017
This is the solution
- download a new arduino IDE from http://downloads.arduino.cc/arduino-1.0-windows.zip
- open C:\MATLAB\SupportPackages\R2013a\downloads
- replace existing arduino-1.0-windows.zip with new one
- exit matlab
- open matlab and choose install from folder
- select folder location C:\MATLAB\SupportPackages\R2013a\downloads
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Sebastian Quiroga
le 10 Août 2018
Worked!!! It's just to replace the arduino-1.0-windows.zip with the new one.
Muhammad Usman Khan
le 28 Fév 2018
I tried almost all methods on MATLAB R2013a shown above. But I get the following error when I copy the downloaded zip into the directory and install from it "A dependent support package - Arduino Uno is missing. Please make sure the folder includes all the required files for Arduino support package." Please, someone, help me I'm fed up more.
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keshavan alangaramohan
le 24 Mai 2018
same problem for me also i think better we go to next version of matlab
Umar Farooq
le 16 Déc 2018
Suffering from the same error in MATLAB 2017a. Anybody help me!
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Image Analyst
le 13 Mar 2014
Sounds like a zip problem, not a MATLAB problem. Contact the "third party" for a new zip file.
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Gary
le 24 Juin 2015
I believe is a MATLAB problem as the source MATLAB downloads and installs is not a valid source. I can download the ardueno code directly and install it independent of MATLAB. But will this work in concert with MATLAB as a valid hardware target?
Liang Xuan
le 24 Juin 2015
Please download the 1.5.6-r2 BETA Windows zip file through the following link,
then copy the zip file into your Matlab support packages folder.
Done
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Jonathan
le 26 Juin 2015
Just to add to Liang Xuan's answer (which I found to be only part of the solution), once you've copied the zip file into the Matlab support packages folder as he suggested, you should then install the add-on by clicking Add-Ons/Get Hardware Support Packages then Install from folder. Navigate to the folder with the zip file and install the package from there. Worked for me.
I found if I tried to download from the web, via Matlab, then Matlab would try to install from a corrupt zip file. Basically, to get round the problem you have to download the zip file yourself from the Arduino website, copy it to the folder, then install the package from that folder.
joel oguntoye
le 13 Oct 2015
Someone help please When I select install from folder after putting the zip file in the >supportpackages>r2015/downloads folder I still get an error message saying ..."folder does not contain valid installation file"
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Image Analyst
le 13 Oct 2015
Contact the Mathworks, not us, for all installation issues. It's free, and they know more and can do more than us.
Madhu Govindarajan
le 15 Oct 2015
I agree with Image Analyst that MathWorks Technical Support will do a better job with installation issues than any one of us here can.
kami khosr
le 20 Nov 2016
might be a bit late , but this method worked for me. I just followed jonathan's answer on xuan comment except that I had to turn off internet. It seems like even if you choose the folder (rather than from internet), MATLAB tries to download the currupted file. hope this helps.
cheers
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