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Hi, I wonder if any Archlinux + Matlab user has experienced the same problem I have.
I recently installed Matlab R2016b using the Matlab installer. Matlab itself works ok, but when I try to run Simulink I get a warning:
Warning: Unable to start MATLABWindow process
> In sltemplate.ui.StartPage/showStartPageFallback
In sltemplate.ui.StartPage.show
After hitting the Simulink button this warning is shown and only the Simulink Library Browser appears, but not the Simulink window.
Strangely, I *can* get Simulink to run (discovered by coincidence) by issuing '>> demo' and then selecting a Simulink demo. Then the simulink window is shown and I can use it, e.g. drag components onto it from the library browser, simulate, etc. Also the plot window works now.
I'm running 64-bits Archlinux, I have a Matlab license from my University. I have 4G of memory onboard, currently 1.5G unused (doesn't seem to be a memory problem). I have installed the older GCC version as was described on the Arch wiki Matlab page (gcc 4.9).
Has anyone seen the same problem?
Thnxs
Last edited by cassebas (2017-03-29 12:38:52)
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Finally I found some time and motivation to download and install the full set of Matlab toolboxes (including Simulink).
Using Matlab R2016b (also student license) I have the same error message, when I start Simulink.
However the Simulink library browser appears (same as for you).
Another solution: You can start a new model from the library menu: Drop down menu > Model.
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Indeed, the simulink itself was working, it was the Simulink start page that didn't show. I asked Mathworks support, with their answer I was able to fix the issue:
"
We believe the issue is that the linux that you are using does not install some required libraries by default. So you might have to install a few packages and it would work. Please have a look at the following link:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral … w-on-linux
Like also mentioned in the link, please try to execute the following commands in MATLAB:
>> cd(matlabroot)
>> cd bin/glnxa64
>> !./MATLABWindow -url=http://mathworks.com --disable-gpu
If the output also points to a missing library, please install those.
"
Although it was a small issue and was reluctant to install selinux, I decided to try and presto, problem fixed. I installed libsepol and libselinux from the aur. I don't have a selinux kernel, installing the libraries mentioned is enough.
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