install.sh changes for non-rpm distribution

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Hi, I'd like to install Intel MKL on my computer. Unfortunately, the install.sh script appears to rely on the rpm packaging tool, while my distribution (Arch Linux) does not.

In a first attempt,I installed rpm. However the installation fails, complaining that /bin/sh et /opt/intel/mkl are missing. Of course /bin/sh is present on my computer, but of course the corresponding package is absent from the rpm database, which is empty.

Thus I would need advice about the best way to install MKL on non-rpm distribution. Thanks.

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