Intel® Math Kernel Library (Intel® MKL) for Linux* - Debian* and Ubuntu* installation
Intel® Math Kernel Library (Intel® MKL) for Linux* - Debian* and Ubuntu* installation
Below are 2 methods for installing the Intel® Math Kernel Library (Intel® MKL) 9.1 on various Linux* distributions. The methods may work for some unsupported Linux operating systems and are only recommendations. Please check the ;Intel MKL system requirements for more information on Linux support.
How to install Intel MKL 9.1 on Debian
To install Intel MKL on Debian, invoke the installation directly with particular command line options.
1. Extract the Intel MKL package.
2. Run the installation with options.
* /install/install --nonrpm
How to install Intel MKL 9.1 on Ubuntu
To install Intel MKL on Ubuntu, set up a /bin/sh link to the /bin/bash interpreter and then run the installation.
1. Remove the default link.
* rm /bin/sh
2. Reassign the link to the bash interpreter.
* ln –s /bin/bash /bin/sh
3. Run the installation with options.
* /install/install --nonrpm --dash-fix
4. Rollback to the default dash interpreter.
* rm /bin/sh
* ln –s /bin/dash /bin/sh
Operating System:
Linux*
This applies to:
Below are 2 methods for installing the Intel® Math Kernel Library (Intel® MKL) 9.1 on various Linux* distributions. The methods may work for some unsupported Linux operating systems and are only recommendations. Please check the ;Intel MKL system requirements for more information on Linux support.
How to install Intel MKL 9.1 on Debian
To install Intel MKL on Debian, invoke the installation directly with particular command line options.
1. Extract the Intel MKL package.
2. Run the installation with options.
* /install/install --nonrpm
How to install Intel MKL 9.1 on Ubuntu
To install Intel MKL on Ubuntu, set up a /bin/sh link to the /bin/bash interpreter and then run the installation.
1. Remove the default link.
* rm /bin/sh
2. Reassign the link to the bash interpreter.
* ln –s /bin/bash /bin/sh
3. Run the installation with options.
* /install/install --nonrpm --dash-fix
4. Rollback to the default dash interpreter.
* rm /bin/sh
* ln –s /bin/dash /bin/sh
Operating System:
Linux*
This applies to:
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