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Can't start Matlab from ba3 #7

Closed jmaning closed 13 years ago

jmaning commented 13 years ago

It seems that Matlab can't be started when I'm logged onto ba3

mibr-admin commented 13 years ago

use the module command to add matlab to your path:

module add matlab

too see the other versions of matlab available, use:

module avail matlab

-matt

mibr-admin commented 13 years ago

everything OK here?

jmaning commented 13 years ago

Still says command not found.

Quoting mibr-admin reply@reply.github.com:

everything OK here?

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mibr-admin commented 13 years ago

ok, are you using SSH, NX, or VNC to log in?

jmaning commented 13 years ago

ssh

Quoting mibr-admin reply@reply.github.com:

ok, are you using SSH, NX, or VNC to log in?

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mibr-admin commented 13 years ago

can you cut and paste the output of the following commands for me?

module add matlab

module list

jmaning commented 13 years ago

it works now. thanks.

joshuam@ba3:~$ module add matlab joshuam@ba3:~$ module list Currently Loaded Modulefiles: 1) matlab/2010b(default)

Quoting mibr-admin reply@reply.github.com:

can you cut and paste the output of the following commands for me?

module add matlab

module list

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/gablab/mindhive/issues/7#issuecomment-2302398

Doctoral Student Gabrieli Lab Brain and Cognitive Sciences Massachusetts Institute of Technology

tylerper commented 13 years ago

You might also consider setting the path to Matlab (or having the module added) in your .bashrc file -- that way it's available to you automatically without having to type "module add" every time you open a new terminal.