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I cannot install Matlab 2014a on OS X Yosemite 10.10 public beta
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When I install Matlab 2014a on OS X Yosemite 10.10 public beta, it shows Matlab logo and then it says: “Install MATLAB quit unexpectedly.”
1.I install JDK/JRE before I try to install Matlab, but it still not works.
2.I changed ProductVersion in SystemVersion.plist to 10.90 or 10.9 according to this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoQnzIyOkB0 before I install Matlab, but it also still not works.
What can I do? Thank you!
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xiaochuan
on 23 Oct 2014
Hi Hongbo, I tried the patch you posted and my R2014a works in 10.10 but it's blurry. Do you have any idea how to fix it? Thanks!
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Mc128k
on 2 Sep 2014
Edited: Mc128k
on 2 Sep 2014
Actually there is a much better way to run it on Yosemite. It runs fine without system hacks or desktop aliases.
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Marcos
on 17 Oct 2014
Mc128k u know if it's working with the 2013a version? If that is so, is there anywhere i can get the patch? Thanks
Tom
on 20 Oct 2014
Here is a patch I made from Mathwork's official patch. It works on versions prior to R2013b (unlike the official patch) without modifying the SystemVersion.plist. I've confirmed R2013a and R2012b but I assume others will work as well.
To install:
- Extract patch.zip
- Right click on MATLAB_R20XX.app in your Applications directory and click "Show Package Contents"
- Place the extracted folder (named "patch") into the MATLAB_R20XX.app/java folder (alongside the existing jar and jarext folders)
You may still need to run Matlab by double clicking MATLAB_R20XX.app/Contents/MacOS/StartMATLAB. To avoid this you can temporarily change your SystemVersion.plist (as described in other posts here), launch Matlab, change the SystemVersion.plist back, and now Matlab will work by double clicking the .app.
Jordan Schmidt
on 17 Oct 2014
Edited: Jordan Schmidt
on 21 Oct 2014
For R2012a through R2014a , there are two fixes available:
- One will remove the 'cancel' icon over the MATLAB icon, and will resolve the "You can't use this version of the application" message.
- The other will resolve a Java error when attempting to launch MATLAB.
These fixes can be accessed through the following MathWorks Answer:
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freebil
on 29 Jul 2014
Try this but i dont know if it will work..
1- find Matlab application file under Applications folder 2- Right (Control) click and select "Show Package Contents" 3- Navigate to : "Contents/Mac OS" 4- Right (control) click on "startMatlab" file 5- Make an Alias 6- Copy the Alias to another folder e.g. your desktop. 7- Run the alias.
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