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Today I updated the system regularly and got the error "Unable to open this file in the current system configuration", while trying to open .m scripts in MATLAB. It has worked normally up to today's update.
I have tried the solution from ArchWiki as here, but unfortunately, this didn't help. ![]()
cd matlab_root/bin/glnxa64/
mv libfreetype.so.6 libfreetype.so.6.oldDoes anyone have an idea how to fix this or how to debug this?
Last edited by Halunke098 (2026-05-13 23:00:47)
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Mod note: Moving to AUR Issues.
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After downgrading to 05/10 using pacman -Syyuu
Server = https://archive.archlinux.org/repos/2026/05/10/$repo/os/$archMATLAB now opens .m files again normally.
One of the following packages is causing the issue
warning: gnutls: downgrading from version 3.8.13-2 to version 3.8.13-1
warning: gst-plugins-bad-libs: downgrading from version 1.28.2-2 to version 1.28.2-1
warning: gst-plugins-base: downgrading from version 1.28.2-2 to version 1.28.2-1
warning: gst-plugins-base-libs: downgrading from version 1.28.2-2 to version 1.28.2-1
warning: gst-plugins-good: downgrading from version 1.28.2-2 to version 1.28.2-1
warning: gstreamer: downgrading from version 1.28.2-2 to version 1.28.2-1
warning: libelf: downgrading from version 0.195-1 to version 0.194-2
warning: libmd: downgrading from version 1.2.0-1 to version 1.1.0-2
warning: nettle: downgrading from version 4.0-1 to version 3.10.2-1Does anyone have an idea how to figure out which one makes MATLAB unhappy? ![]()
[Update:]
It turns out nettle 4.0-1 is causing the issue. Downloading older version from here and export it to MATLAB fixed this.
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/opt/MATLAB/nettle-3.10.2-1/usr/lib/:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"Last edited by Halunke098 (2026-05-13 22:58:03)
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