Intel® Math Kernel Library (Intel® MKL) on CentOS 7, CPU IA-64 E5-2683v3

Vo_Q_ — Thu, 25 Aug 2016 04:20:59 GMT

Hi all,

I registered free license for MKL and installed on CentOS 7.2, CPU E5-2683v3 with errors:

Error: A license for MKernL could not be obtained
Your license restricts the platforms on which our software may be run,
and your system (IA-64 architecture; Linux*) is not one of the allowed platforms:
IA-32 architecture; Linux*
Intel(R) 64 architecture; Linux*

My license info:

feature name: MKernL (INCREMENT line)
(license is valid, i.e., has a valid signature)
serial number: SMSA9236VJK7
license expires: 24-aug-2017
license maintenance expires: 2017.0824
type of license: uncounted (unlimited number of users)
allowed platforms:
i86_r (IA-32 architecture; Linux*)
i86_re (IA-32 architecture; Linux*)
amd64_re (Intel(R) 64 architecture; Linux*)

How can i get license for my platform (IA-64 architecture; Linux*)?

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TimP — Thu, 25 Aug 2016 14:59:14 GMT

It doesn't make sense that E5-2683v3 would be treated as IA-64. It should be seen as Intel64. Are you certain that you didn't try to install on Itanium? What do you see in /proc/cpuinfo and uname -a ?

In the past, Intel has not tested installation on CentOS vs. corresponding Red Hat, so it's just possible there's a bug in the install scripts (or maybe CentOS 7.2 is too recent).

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Intel® Math Kernel Library (Intel® MKL) on CentOS 7, CPU IA-64 E5-2683v3

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