The Linux installation is stored in a BIN file (*.bin).
At first you have to open a terminal/bash:
1. Change the permission of the file you downloaded to be executable. Type the following command:
chmod +x application.bin
2. Start the installation process or run .bin file.Type the following command:
./application.bin
Trouble Shooting:
If the Installer is still not starting, please try any of the following:
(1) Make sure you have user permission to execute the BIN file (*.bin). You may need to verify this with your company admin.
(2) Change file properties to allow execute. Sometimes a BIN file may not have execute properties when it is downloaded onto your system. One suggestion is to Right-Click over the file (using a file browser) and select "Properties...". Then change access/permission to allow "Write" and "Execute". Once this is completed, try executing the BIN file in the terminal/bash window (see above).
(3) Check if the BIN file (*.bin) itself can execute on your OS.
Enter: file ./application.bin
Now you should see a sentence including the word executable and not non-executable, not executable, or something completely different)
If you do not see executable, ) your system probably does not have the correct Java runtime previously installed.
IMPORTANT - If you are still not able to run the BIN file (*.bin), please contact our sales team sales@numericalinnovations.com and they will be happy to provide you a compress file (.tar.gz), that contains all required files.
How do I install the Linux Version?
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Numerical Support Team posted over 17 years ago
At first you have to open a terminal/bash:
1. Change the permission of the file you downloaded to be executable. Type the following command:
chmod +xapplication.bin2. Start the installation process or run .bin file.Type the following command:
./application.binTrouble Shooting:
If the Installer is still not starting, please try any of the following:
(1) Make sure you have user permission to execute the BIN file (*.bin). You may need to verify this with your company admin.
(2) Change file properties to allow execute. Sometimes a BIN file may not have execute properties when it is downloaded onto your system. One suggestion is to Right-Click over the file (using a file browser) and select "Properties...". Then change access/permission to allow "Write" and "Execute". Once this is completed, try executing the BIN file in the terminal/bash window (see above).(3) Check if the BIN file (*.bin) itself can execute on your OS.
Enter: file ./application.bin
Now you should see a sentence including the word executable and not non-executable, not executable, or something completely different)If you do not see executable, ) your system probably does not have the correct Java runtime previously installed.
IMPORTANT - If you are still not able to run the BIN file (*.bin), please contact our sales team sales@numericalinnovations.com and they will be happy to provide you a compress file (.tar.gz), that contains all required files.
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