Issue #161
Unable to start Modelio 3.0.1 in Windows 7 64-Bit
Status: | New | Start date: | 07 December 2013 | |
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Priority: | Medium | Due date: | ||
Assignee: | - | % Done: | 0% | |
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Description
Unpacked modelio-open-201311041840-win32.win32.x86_64.zip, started modelio.exe –> error message, log file as attached (1386416494670.log) A quick inspection of the log file indicates it is a problem in the eclipse implementation. trying eclipse.exe in the same folder –> error message, log file as attached (1386418146105.log) It seems to be the same error, so I am not sure if it is directly a modelio problem. Additional Info. I use several eclipse installations with c++, cross-compiler (avr), php, java.
History
#1
Updated by Ulrich Hauser-Ehninger about 7 years ago
Additional Info: The md5 of the distribution sum is correct.
#2
Updated by Christophe Demeulemeester about 7 years ago
Hi Ulrich,
It seems you’re having write rights problems… This is probably due to Windows 7’s rights policy on the ‘Program Files’ directory. Try to unzip the Modelio installation in another directory, on which you make sure that you have full read-write rights…
Tell me if this helps… Best regards, cde.
#3
Updated by WGH WGH about 7 years ago
Happened to me, too. It does seem to be caused by lack of write access.
Either way, I believe Modelio mustn’t write anything into its installation directory. There are nice directories like %TMP% and %APPDATA% for those sort of things.
#4
Updated by Frédéric Hoogstoel about 7 years ago
Happened to me, too, but with ubuntu 12.04 64 bits. But I found a solution : I go in a terminal and run /usr/local/bin/Modelio3.1/modelio from my home directory. It seems that Modelio doesn’t need write rights on modelio installation directory but on working directory where it creates a workspace directory.