Arun wrote: []
3. Once I finished installing, I managed to ensure that license server starts up well on bootup. However, the problem I am facing still is this: When I invoke matlab, it says "You are not the owner of Windows Manager process nor you are the root. ...." Therefore Java
This looks like a thing that wouldn't work on Panther. If it still searches for "Window Manager" in the process list, it won't work, because on Panther, this process is now named "WindowServer". In my bin/matlab script, the corresponding part is commented out:
#
# if [ "$jvmflag" = "1" -a "`ps xc | grep 'Window Manager'`" = "" -a "`id -un`" != "root" ]; then
#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
# echo "---------------------------------------------------------------------------"
# echo "You do not own the Window Manager process, and are not the root user."
# echo "The Java virtual machine cannot start unless one of these two conditions is"
# echo "met. Therefore, Java is being disabled."
# echo "---------------------------------------------------------------------------"
#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
# jvmflag=0
# fi
#fi
I don't know when this was commented out, because my Matlab version started its life as a pre-Jaguar demo version, patched with the JaguarUpdater and then with the PantherUpdater. It still works.
You might first try to start your matlab from the command line with the "-nojvm" option to see whether this java problem is the only one you are having. If this works, you could edit the bin/matlab script and comment out (put "#"s at the beginning of the lines) the section I showed above.
Be careful to make a backup copy of that script, in any case.
is not invoked and the command terminates by saying undefined symbols _tgetentr, etc. Then I tried invoking using the Launchmatlab command, which fails to launch matlab saying that /bin/mac/setsid in Line 9 of launch_matlab.sh is not valid since it cannot find setsid.
How did you run "the Launchmatlab command"? Did you double-click on its icon? And did you leave it where it was? It doesn't work if you move Launchmatlab.app to some other place, only an Alias is supposed to move elsewhere, not a copy nor the App itself.
-- Martin
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