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I have just installed Matlab R2011a on Ubuntu 12.04 using a standalone licence. The installation appears to have worked properly, and I have run the following to get rid of an error that everyone (including myself) seemed to be having: sudo ln -s /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc-2.13.so /lib64/libc.so.6 This got rid of the error, but I still have a problem launching Matlab.

Each time I launch it (by typing 'matlab' in terminal), the Mathworks software activation window pops up. I provide the path to the licence file, it appears to activate successfully (no errors), but then Matlab doesn't launch. If I try to run it again, the same thing happens.

It seems the only way to get a clean install of Windows 10 with MATLAB is to Reset Windows 8 first, then install MATLAB, then upgrade to Windows 10. I have done this successfully on a different computer.

Does anyone know what might be going wrong? My last install was 10.04, and I had absolutely no problems running 2011a.

After toying around with the activation client I finally have a good answer as to why MATLAB will not activate. Here are the steps to getting everything working!! This is also assuming that you have MATLAB installed and cannot get it to launch.

Quick questions to ask yourself • Did I launch the installer as root? • Where did I install MATLAB? If you installed as root (which you should have) then your fine. If not uninstall and install as root.

Lets get to it! • cd to into where you installed MATLAB For me it was the default that was given but you may have wanted to install it in a different location. Default install location: /usr/local/MATLAB/R(year)(a or b) • Now you can list everything that is in that directory by typing ls into the terminal window. • Now type cd once more by typing cd bin (this is where the activation client is stored) • Type in the terminal sudo./activate_matlab.sh • Now a window will pop up just like it did when you were installing it. This time you need check the bubble in front of 'Activate manually without the Internet.' • Now check the bubble in front of 'I do not have a license file. Help me with the next steps.'

• Here you will find your computers basic install info. This was just to check what your computer login name was and to make sure it is root. • Now go back to the beginning of the activation client menu and fill in the bubble that says 'Activate automatically using the Internet.' • Do everything you did before except this time at the end of the activation when it asks you to type in the name of your computers user, you need to type root, instead of your username or instead of anything you want to put.

• Optional: if you haven't already done it, you can install matlab-support so you can launch it after you finish activating MATLAB. You can do this by typing sudo apt-get install matlab-support I hope this helps! Way too old thread but viewed 4523 times and active 16 days ago so still relevant I guess. Yakyuken special video. Here is how you solve it. In my case the folder '~/.matlab/R2015a_licenses/' did not exist.