Installing 64-bit Maple 11 under Linux

Installing 64-bit Maple 11 under Linux
	Part VII. Proprietary Software (mostly trivial and useless)

August 2008

	Note
	The preliminary steps for this installation are identical to those described under of .

Logging in
ssh user@machine.domain.com
Mounting the installation medium

sudo mkdir /mnt/loop sudo mount -o loop,ro /home/jurjen/MAPLE11-LINUX.iso /mnt/loop/ cd /mnt/loop
Starting the installer
sudo sh ./installMapleLinux64
Click Next
Figure 1. Screenshot of Maple Install: Introduction
Type the path to the directory where you want Maple installed and click Next.
Figure 2. Screenshot of Maple Install: Choose Install Folder
Choose “Network License” and click Next
Figure 3. Screenshot of Maple Install: Choose Type of Licensing
Type the address of the Maple License Server and click Next.
Figure 4. Screenshot of Maple Install: Pointing out the License Server
Overview the install data and click Next
Figure 5. Screenshot of Maple Install: Pre-Installation Summary
Click Done to get rid of the “Installation Complete” message.
Figure 6. Screenshot of Maple Install: Installation Complete
Creating links to the executables

sudo su - cd /opt/local/bin /opt/local/bin# ln -s /opt/maple11-64bit/bin/maple ./maple11.64bit /opt/local/bin# ln -s /opt/maple11-64bit/bin/xmaple ./xmaple11.64bit /opt/local/bin# ln -s /opt/maple11-64bit/bin/mint ./mint11.64bit
Starting Maple
/opt/local/bin/xmaple11.64bit
Note

You may want to set your path, so you can just type Mathematica.64bits

	Note
	You may want to set your path, so you can just type Mathematica.64bits