X11 and Matlab problems

I've been trying to install Matlab on my Powerbook, 10.4.11.
1) I insert the Matlab CD, start the installation, and it tells me I need to have X11 to run Matlab.
2) I insert the CD's that came with the Powerbook to install X11. I open the XCode tools folder, open the packages folder, and double-click on the X11SDK.pkg icon. It begins the X11 installation process. Mere seconds into the installation, it quits with an unnamed error.
3) I download X11 from download.com and attempt to install that. It tells me there is already a newer version of X11 on my computer.
4) I insert the Matlab CD and get the same error about not having X11 and needing it to run Matlab, but install anyway.
5) I attempt to open Matlab after installation and nothing happens.
6) I download a newer version of X11 from download.com and I'm still told that a newer version is on my computer.
7) I attempt to use finder and spotlight to find X11 on my computer with no luck.
8) I install XCode (hey, it starts with the same letter as X11 and is in the same folder, maybe it'll help!) because I'm getting desperate.
9) I attempt to install X11 again, getting the same error during the installation.
10) I bang my head on the wall until I realize that the friendly folks at Apple Discussions will probably have some insight.
Thanks much!

fabina12 wrote:
I've been trying to install Matlab on my Powerbook, 10.4.11....I insert the CD's that came with the Powerbook to install X11...
So, did your Powerbook come with 10.4 on CD (DVD) or an older version of OS X?
I think you should boot from the OS X 10.4 installer disc and select Custom Install to select the optional X11 installation package from there. I am not sure if it is safe to install these system files when you are running from that booted system. In any case, maybe you need to restart for the new installation of X11 to work.
You only need the X11 SDK and Developer Tools (XCode) to compile and build X11 applications from source code, like some of the GNU apps from the Fink project.
(Not sure if Matlab needs the SDK/XCode Tools or not, unless maybe you are using m-file stand-alone application compiler, or if it uses its own compiler?)

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10 kextd root 0.0 1.22 MB 586.16 MB
11 notifyd root 0.0 484.00 KB 586.15 MB
12 syslogd root 0.0 792.00 KB 587.61 MB
14 ntpd root 0.0 872.00 KB 586.11 MB
15 cron root 0.0 656.00 KB 586.66 MB
16 update root 0.0 296.00 KB 585.54 MB
17 SystemStarter root 0.0 680.00 KB 585.58 MB
20 securityd root 0.0 1.63 MB 587.28 MB
22 nfsd root 0.0 816.00 KB 590.73 MB
23 mds root 0.0 22.52 MB 714.77 MB
24 mDNSResponder _mdnsrespo 0.0 1.32 MB 587.47 MB
25 loginwindow adamjweber 0.0 5.29 MB 753.53 MB
26 KernelEventAgent root 0.0 660.00 KB 585.65 MB
28 hidd root 0.0 608.00 KB 586.07 MB
29 fseventsd root 0.0 1.20 MB 592.51 MB
31 dynamic_pager root 0.0 620.00 KB 585.58 MB
33 diskarbitrationd root 0.0 1.00 MB 585.67 MB
34 DirectoryService root 0.0 3.34 MB 588.77 MB
36 configd root 0.0 1.96 MB 587.17 MB
39 autofsd root 0.0 688.00 KB 585.59 MB
40 socketfilterfw root 0.0 1.52 MB 585.91 MB
43 distnoted daemon 0.0 752.00 KB 585.56 MB
46 coreservicesd root 0.0 17.39 MB 607.14 MB
47 blued root 0.0 2.13 MB 28.23 MB
52 rpc.lockd root 0.0 388.00 KB 585.65 MB
54 rpc.statd root 0.0 368.00 KB 841.57 MB
55 portmap daemon 0.0 372.00 KB 17.53 MB
56 WindowServer _windowser 22.8 50.71 MB 259.15 MB
57 rpc.lockd root 0.0 232.00 KB 585.66 MB
58 rpc.rquotad root 0.0 372.00 KB 586.08 MB
78 coreaudiod root 0.0 944.00 KB 586.25 MB
82 qmasterd root 0.0 3.83 MB 602.01 MB
83 qmasterd root 0.0 4.04 MB 602.08 MB
86 diskimages-helpe root 0.2 3.05 MB 605.51 MB
90 hdiejectd root 0.0 1.01 MB 585.60 MB
97 launchd adamjweber 0.0 536.00 KB 17.65 MB
102 Folder Actions Dispatcher adamjweber 0.0 2.79 MB 747.13 MB
103 AirPort Base Station Agen adamjweber 0.0 2.96 MB 211.33 MB
107 Spotlight adamjweber 0.0 6.04 MB 749.68 MB
108 UserEventAgent adamjweber 0.0 2.02 MB 588.52 MB
110 pboard adamjweber 0.0 592.00 KB 586.60 MB
111 ATSServer adamjweber 0.0 4.42 MB 645.59 MB
112 Dock adamjweber 0.0 15.17 MB 782.26 MB
115 SystemUIServer adamjweber 0.0 13.68 MB 798.18 MB
116 Finder adamjweber 0.0 61.76 MB 912.06 MB
128 KUC adamjweber 0.0 5.93 MB 798.94 MB
129 RealPlayer Downloader Age adamjweber 0.1 2.71 MB 747.29 MB
130 RPDLAgentHelperD adamjweber 0.0 12.87 MB 590.25 MB
134 iChatAgent adamjweber 0.0 2.68 MB 726.63 MB
140 Firefox adamjweber 0.5 36.58 MB 850.14 MB
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I am not able to launch FF everytime i tr to open it, it says FF has to submit a crash report, i even tried doing that and the report was submitted too, but stiil FF did not start, and the problem still persists, please help me solve this issue in English

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I am not able to launch FF everytime i try to open it, it says FF has to submit a crash report,and restore yr tabs. I even tried doing that and the report was submitted too, but still FF did not start, and the problem still persists, please help me solve this issue
'''(in English)'''

Hi Danny,
Per my understanding that you can't get the expect result by using the expression "=Count(Fields!TICKET_STATUS.Value=4) " to count the the TICKET_STATUS which value is 4, the result will returns the count of all the TICKET_STATUS values(206)
but not 180, right?
I have tested on my local environment and can reproduce the issue, the issue caused by you are using the count() function in the incorrect way, please modify the expression as below and have a test:
=COUNT(IIF(Fields!TICKET_STATUS.Value=4 ,1,Nothing))
or
=SUM(IIF(Fields!TICKET_STATUS=4,1,0))
If you still have any problem, please feel free to ask.
Regards,
Vicky Liu
Vicky Liu
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