Installation of Intel C++ Compiler

I've been trying to get the Intel C++ compiler (icc) running on my new machine, but have run into nothing but problems.
When following the Intel install script I receive the following errors:
Missing optional pre-requisite
-- cannot determine operating system type
-- system glibc or kernel version not supported or not detectable
-- binutils version not supported or not detectable
Despite being listed as optional, the installation fails immediately after this. My kernel is up to date (2.6.33) as is glibc (2.11.1) and both detectable, so I assumed this was simply Arch not being among the official supported distributions.
Any help getting around whatever this problem is would be appreciated.
note: I tried installing the version on AUR via yaourt but run into trouble, specifically:
==> directory with a database of unpacked files. This is useless.
==> You might want to delete this folder:
==> /home/radio/intel
==> Removing '/tmp/yaourt-tmp-radio/aur-icc/icc/pkg' from all files containing it
grep: /tmp/yaourt-tmp-radio/aur-icc/icc/pkg/opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/069/*: No such file or directory
sed: no input files
==> ERROR: Build Failed.
Aborting...
Error: Makepkg was unable to build icc package.
Last edited by radioactivist (2010-05-29 12:58:37)

I have tried that as well. The same error occurs. I looked into modifying te installation script myself but couldn't manage to fix anything.
Last edited by radioactivist (2010-05-29 12:59:29)

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where "LICENSE.lic" is the name of your license key. after that, we have to modify the "PKGBUILD" file, always into the "ifort" folder. in line 19, write the correct license file name. in line 24 write the correct md5sum result. save and exit. now we can compile:
cd /PATH/ifort
makepkg
sudo pacman -U ifort-11.0.074-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
now we have ifort installed! just logout/login to complete the installation! then type:
ifort -help
to verify if ifort was correctly installed. if the ifort guide appears, well done!

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Dear all,
I have bought Intel Compiler some time ago and the latest update I have is
11.0.056. But when I try to install it in a new Mac Os 10.6.2 server, the
installer complains unsupported hardware and quit. Does anybody have ideas
to figure it out? Or I have to renew the Intel compiler.
Thank you so much for your attention.
Sincerely,
Yun-an Yan

Hi and Welcome to Apple Discussions...
Try posting here. Category : Mac OS X Server
Carolyn

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Hi,
I am trying to load Solaris 8 on Intel machine , 810 motherboard , 128MB SDRAM , 20GB HDD
but whenever I try to load with CD-1 I have a problem like Webstart Installation 3.00 start and when he ask me language , after that message comes no hardisk foung and it stop immediately at # prompt.
Whenevr I start with CD-2 , he ask me for Interactive / Jump Start , I choose Interactive , it start laoding KERNAL and machine automatically reboot , again reinstall , at that same point machine reboot.
Tell me what to do , I cant go ahead , I want to load Solaris 8 , and see ..
HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
Regards,
Mahen.

I think the problem source is the BIOS ACPI Power Manager, many of motherboards ACPI always let the system auto-reboot during loaded the OS kernel.
I had tried to install Windows2000 and Solaris8 10/01 on Intel 810 MB, the system always rebooted again and again, I suppose that may be some bugs on 810 chipset !!
Try to reconfigure the BIOS ACPI function, such disable it.
But, I'm not sure that is work for your case.....

SQL 2012 installation Error-The MOF compiler could not connect with the WMI server

Hi all,
I am getting below error while installing SQL 2012 Dev edition in Win 8.1 Pro.
I am facing lot of issues while installing SQL 2012 in Win 8.1 Pro.Any other steps we need to take to install SQL 2012 in Win 8.1.
Thanks in advance.

Installation:
Installation for SQL Server 2012
Hardware and Software Requirements for Installing SQL Server 2012
Installing the .NET Framework 3.5 on Windows 8 or 8.1
About "The MOF compiler could not connected with the WMI server" error message:
Please, verify the Windows Management Instrumentation has status "started" and is set with Startup Type "Automatic". (Alberto Morillo, SQLCoffee.com).
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Hello,
Got PB G4 1.67 and Quad G5.. My question is if it is possible to use xslimmer or some other utility to completely strip the installer dvd of all INTEL binaries and just make it a pure PowerPC dvd installer? Someone told me that it can be done, but its tedious.

No. The DVD is read-only. Just use XSlimmer or similar utility. Faster and easier.

EFI firmware update 1.1 installation on Intel Xserve running 10.5.3

When I recently attempted to install EFI firmware update 1.1 on an Intel Xserve running MacOSX 10.5.3, the software installer indicated that the computer did not need this update. However, the machine's current boot ROM version (XS11.0080.B01) is earlier than that apparently associated with the new firmware (XS21.006C.B06). Is this to be expected?

I'm having the same issue on both my late 2006 Intel Xserves (firewire port on the front). The 2007 Intel XServe (USB port on the front) updated just fine with SU. So I tried copying the app over from the Utilities folder on the new one but wouldn't run on the older Xserves.
Maybe the older ones don't require the update?

Logic Express 7.2 Installation on Intel Mac

I've got the latest upgrades installed I think, and tried to install logic on a freshly reinstalled Mac, but always get this error:
There was an error, try reinstalling Logic. (or something close to it). It happens during installation of Garage Band Effect Loops. Any ideas why? Could be bad content DVD? I just purchased the software.

Will the program itself run?
The content DVD isn't essential to the running of logic, by the time you're installing that stuff you should have already installed the logic application. Check that it is on there and that it works, then maybe try uninstalling and reinstalling.

Creative Suite 2 installation freezes Intel-based Mac

When you install Creative Suite 2 on an Intel-based Mac with the QuickTime 7.1 update installed, your Mac freezes.
Apple has now posted the QuickTime 7.1.1 update which resolves the freeze. Boot into Safe Boot mode by holding down the Shift key when restarting the Mac, then select Software Updates from the Apple menu and download and install QuickTime 7.1.1.
Reboot into normal mode and install the Creative Suite.

See this post:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2131536#

Unable to start installation on intel for solaris 7

I am trying to install solaris 7 on intel after preparing the boot floppy diskette from soldc.sun.com\support\drivers web site.
The m/c spec:-
Intel pentium II with MMX technology / cirrus logic GD 5480 display card/
intel EtherExpressPRO/100B 82557(PCI) network card with 64MB RAM /CPU 400MHz/ 2GB Hard disk
After reading from the floppy, it hangs after displaying
"Solaris Boot Sector Version 1"
But with 2.6 boot diskette made in the same manner proceeds!
What could be the problem and how to fix?
Kindly help.
bhanugl

I am trying to install solaris 7 on intel after preparing the boot floppy diskette from soldc.sun.com\support\drivers web site.
The m/c spec:-
Intel pentium II with MMX technology / cirrus logic GD 5480 display card/
intel EtherExpressPRO/100B 82557(PCI) network card with 64MB RAM /CPU 400MHz/ 2GB Hard disk
After reading from the floppy, it hangs after displaying
"Solaris Boot Sector Version 1"
But with 2.6 boot diskette made in the same manner proceeds!
What could be the problem and how to fix?

Installation of Intel HD graphics 4400 video driver win7 fail

Re-installation of Win7 64-bit Professional SP1
HP EliteBook Folio 1040 G1
New installation - trying to install the "Video driver and control panel" but the installation fails without any errorcode.
I've tried both ways
Installing the specific driver from HP support center

More info provided from System logfiles "Program"
"Application Error" during installation via HP Support Assistant
Felet uppstod i programmet med namn: hpasset.exe, version 3.0.3.1, tidsstämpel 0x5202c98c
, felet uppstod i modulen med namn: hpasset.exe, version 3.0.3.1, tidsstämpel 0x5202c98c
Undantagskod: 0xc0000005
Felförskjutning: 0x0002b78a
Process-ID: 0x654
Programmets starttid: 0x01d016d68f5aa071
Sökväg till program: C:\Program Files (x86)\Hewlett-Packard\HP Health Check\HPAsset\hpasset.exe
Sökväg till modul: C:\Program Files (x86)\Hewlett-Packard\HP Health Check\HPAsset\hpasset.exe
Rapport-ID: d254e1eb
More info provided from System logfiles "System"
Drivrutinshanteringen har slutfört processen där tjänsten IntcDAud lades till för enhetsinstans-ID HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_8086&DEV_2807&SUBSYS_80860101&REV_1000\4&74FD0E6&0&0001 med följande status: 0.
Drivrutinshanteringen slutförde processen där drivrutinen FileRepository\intcdaud.inf_amd64_neutral_dc37ed7e103c8488\intcdaud.inf installerades för enhetsinstans-ID HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_8086&DEV_2807&SUBSYS_80860101&REV_1000\4&74FD0E6&0&0001 med följande status: 0x0.
Drivrutinshanteringen har slutfört processen där tjänsten igfx lades till för enhetsinstans-ID PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_0A16&SUBSYS_213E103C&REV_09\3&33FD14CA&0&10 med följande status: 0.
Drivrutinshanteringen slutförde processen där drivrutinen FileRepository\h3621n64.inf_amd64_neutral_a6b9afc4e181c9c4\h3621n64.inf installerades för enhetsinstans-ID PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_0A16&SUBSYS_213E103C&REV_09\3&33FD14CA&0&10 med följande status: 0x0.
- Anyone who can identify what went wrong and why the HP Support Assistent failed?
BR
Stefan

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