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I have a Linux machine without RPM (gentoo).
Running install.sh ends with installation
failed message.
As I understand "installdata" bundle contains
an rpm with MKL. Is there any way to unpack
this bundle or to download MKL in form of
tar.gz archive or "usual" rpm?
WBR Dmitry.
Running install.sh ends with installation
failed message.
As I understand "installdata" bundle contains
an rpm with MKL. Is there any way to unpack
this bundle or to download MKL in form of
tar.gz archive or "usual" rpm?
WBR Dmitry.
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Hi Dmitry,
New with IntelMKL version 7.0.1 comes the ability to obtain the rpm directly from the install script. You simply run the install script whichwill do a license check, then unpack the rpm. If you do not have rpm installed, or are not logged in as root (required for rpm installation), then the script will exit and the rpm will remain. For previous versions of MKL you must request the rpm at Intel Premier Support.
Once you have the MKL rpmyoucanconvert itto another format. For example, you might use the rpm2cpio tool to convert the rpm to the cpio format.
Todd
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You can emerge rpm in gentoo. Then add --nodeps when you are asked for arguments for rpm during the installation process.
Best,
Paul
Best,
Paul

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