Trouble installing 2014a on Mavericks
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Joseph Areeda
le 23 Mar 2014
Commenté : Walter Roberson
le 15 Fév 2015
I have upgraded to Mavericks.
When trying to install 2014a, I get an error.
The installer makes it through login to Mathwork, selecting the license (a TAH if that makes a difference) it verifies the license but after asking for the installation path, the products to install, when I hit the install button almost immediately it says:
The application encountered an unexpected error and needs to close. You may want to try re-installing your product(s). More information can be found at /var/folders/7_/q1v63_1s55b09v3x90rkr0ym0000gn/T/mathworks_areeda.log
The relevant information from the log file is:
Statistics Toolbox 9.0 Symbolic Math Toolbox 6.0
(Mar 22, 2014 19:14:39) java.lang.NullPointerException at com.mathworks.install.ComponentSizeAggregator.add(ComponentSizeAggregator.java:13) at com.mathworks.install.ProductInstallerImpl.downloadProducts(ProductInstallerImpl.java:96)
There is plenty of disk space, I've tried with the Mac JDK 8 and the latest Oracle (7.51). I've downloaded several times and the md5 sum matches. I downloaded and installed it on a mt. lion imac and scientic linux and every thing in fine on the other systems.
I've run out of ideas and would appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks, Joe
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Malcolm Lidierth
le 24 Mar 2014
Joseph MATLAB is bundled with Java 7 on the Mac from R2013b onwards. Not sure if MATLAB_JAVA has any affect (as on Windows). I have 6, 7 and 8 on my Mac. Default at install was 8. MATLAB runs with the bundled version by default.
Check java -version at the system terminal. I guess there could be an issue if the installer is using 6.
Sounds like an issue for TMW support.
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the cyclist
le 24 Mar 2014
Modifié(e) : the cyclist
le 24 Mar 2014
I am guessing you had the 2014a prerelease version downloaded. You need to delete the old version from both the Applications directory and the Downloads directory (which I can infer from you message is probably /Users/areeda/Downloads).
I don't think this is related to the Java/Retina/font/rendering issues that the latest versions of MATLAB have.
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Malcolm Lidierth
le 29 Mar 2014
Modifié(e) : Malcolm Lidierth
le 29 Mar 2014
@Walter
Then I am at a loss. I have a working installation on Mavericks as described above.
It is just possible (but unlikely) that the system default Java was v7 at the time of the install a couple of weeks ago (in which case it could have been u51 or the u60 early access as I have both on the system).
Sorry not to be more helpful.
ML
Walter Roberson
le 15 Fév 2015
I think I just tracked this to there being a Mathworks directory in my Downloads directory, that the installer had loaded files into, including from R2014a pre-release. Once I trashed that, I was able to proceed with the download and install on Yosemite. I had, per the cyclist, removed the pre-release installer, but I did not look before for the possibility that files from that former install were in some other directory.
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