Solaris 10 (5.10 Generic_144500-19) patch killed Matlab?!
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Hi, I recently patched my V240 box and matlab now gives the dreaded segmentation fault when I try to fire it up. I see an old reference to this question from 2009, but the patch referenced there (117461) has been obsoleted by several others. So, my question is, how to discover the culprit patch so that I can back it out? Thanks for any help - I'm new at this...
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GlennC
on 11 Oct 2011
unfortunately, Oracle took a brief look at the core dump info and says the problem is within the MATLAB code. I need to follow up with Mathworks.
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Andreas Goser
on 16 Feb 2012
MathWorks Technical Support can provide a way to work around the issue. Please contact Technical Support and refer to the internal solution 1-FPZPAJ.
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Andreas Goser
on 11 Jun 2012
Elia, what a pleasure to "meet" you again here! No, I do not know that, but MATLAB Answers is the ideal place to ask this, as there are still some users in Finance, Aero and some research institutes using Solaris.
ELIA Y MATSUMOTO
on 19 Jul 2012
Hi Andreas, thank you for the answer. I getting in touch with MathWorks technical suppor team and R2012a applications build on LINUX environment really do no work on Solaris. The suggested workaround is to build an applications server in LINUX and use RMI connection to access the applications from the SUN environment. I have not tried it yet. Best regards, Elia
Philippe
on 23 Sep 2011
Hello, I've the same problem. In my case matlab start only with the "-nodisplay" argument otherwise the segmentation fault occurs immediatly.
Help is very welcome ? Thank's
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GlennC
on 15 Feb 2012
We were experiencing this same issue, as mentioned in the comments.
We updated our release to R2009b SP1 and then applied a patched library which Mathworks provided to us.
The patched library is:
$MATLAB_HOME/bin/sol64/libmwuix.so
I don't know if they made this available via download or not. We got it through our maintenance agreement.
Note that, once this was applied we had terrible performance issues. Also, if we tried to print to a PNG file, matlab would hang. If we tried a second time, our login session would crash. These issues may be related, somewhat, to the fact we are using SunRays.
work around this issue by starting with -softwareopengl option.
we also use the -nodesktop option here.
So, to summarise:
- apply Solaris Update 10
- install R2009b SP1
- apply patched libmwuix.so lib
- run with -softwareopengl
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