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Hi all, I tried to install the compiler fortran 9.0 on Ubuntu version 8.4, but I have the following error:
Please provide the license file name with full path (*.lic)
x.Exit
License file path : /opt/intel/licenses/EVAL_L_CMP_FOR_VDC9-RWSDMNT2.lic
/home/xtuser/Desktop/l_fc_c_9.0.033/intel-iforte9-9.0-033.em64t.rpm
/home/xtuser/Desktop/l_fc_c_9.0.033/intel-iidbe9-9.0-037.em64t.rpm
/home/xtuser/Desktop/l_fc_c_9.0.033/intel-iforte9-9.0-033.em64t.rpm
/home/xtuser/Desktop/l_fc_c_9.0.033/intel-iidbe9-9.0-037.em64t.rpm
No RPMs related to Intel products, or,
related products found in the '/home/xtuser/Desktop/l_fc_c_9.0.033' directory.
How could solve this problem?
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Version 9.0 is not supported on any Ubuntu version. Please use version 10.1 which is supported on 8.04.
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As Steve indicates, the 9.0 release does not support this newer Ubuntu so you may not be successful installing or using it.
It is not clear what lead to these errors. It could be an incompatibility between the older 9.0 installer and the newer Ubuntu, or perhaps file access to the RPM files that reside in: /home/xtuser/Desktop
Maybe you tried installing as root or sudo and those file are not accessible under either of those account ids.
If you experience similar issues with the 10.1 release then try expanding the compiler's tar.gz file into a location under /tmp instead and launch the install from within this temporary location.
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