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Which version of Mathematica is available on Raspberry Pi ?

yves papegay

yves papegay, INRIA

Posted 8 years ago

Hello, I recently added Mathematica on my Raspberry 3 (originally with Raspbian Lite), and got the 11.0.1. Any attempt to get the 11.2 version by a classical upgrade process sudo apt-get dist-upgrade wolfram-engine just answers that I am up-to-date... However I can read in the group lot of posts concerning 11.2 ! How can I get it ? I wouldn't like to reinstall Raspbian, as it is a special image. Thank you for your help, Yves

POSTED BY: yves papegay

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Arica Martin

Posted 7 years ago

I am trying to install the Raspberry Pi but getting the error code 0x80004005 in Windows 8. I also try on windows error code 0x80004005 for the help purpose but did not get any response.

POSTED BY: Arica Martin

Szabolcs Horvát

Posted 7 years ago

@Tonde Kush , any feedback is welcome. Here's the thread to discuss the package.

POSTED BY: Szabolcs Horvát

Tonde Kush

Posted 7 years ago

Hey Szabolcs I will have a look at your site, I did graph theory last year, used a bit of Mathematica for it. I mainly used Maple for graph theory.

POSTED BY: Tonde Kush

Szabolcs Horvát

Posted 7 years ago

I just re-added support for the Raspberry Pi for the IGraph/M package. If you are interested in doing graph theory or network analysis on the RPi with Mathematica, get the latest version: http://szhorvat.net/mathematica/IGraphM

POSTED BY: Szabolcs Horvát

Ilian Gachevski

Ilian Gachevski, Wolfram Research

Posted 7 years ago

After uninstalling and purging the package, I cannot even reinstall it: 11.3 is back in the official repo, so this should work now

POSTED BY: Ilian Gachevski

Szabolcs Horvát

Posted 7 years ago

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Tonde Kush

Posted 8 years ago

POSTED BY: Tonde Kush

Giovani Diniz

Giovani Diniz, Unmanned Laboratory

Posted 8 years ago

sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade Also worked for me now. I was getting message that my version (11.2) was the latest one, but since @Tonde Kush posted I tried again and I got it upgrade to v 11.3 Thanks so much, guys!

POSTED BY: Giovani Diniz

Raspi Rascal

Raspi Rascal, novato, contributor, pseudo-wannabe (not even tryhard)

Posted 8 years ago

you can run this code to check the performance. raspi is in the lower range, that is tru Needs["Benchmarking`"]; BenchmarkReport[]

POSTED BY: Raspi Rascal

Daniel Lichtblau

Daniel Lichtblau, Wolfram Research

Posted 8 years ago

@TondeKush I do not know this for a certainty, but l will venture to guess that the predictive interface is too resource-needy to run nicely on the Raspberry Pi platform.

POSTED BY: Daniel Lichtblau

Tonde Kush

Posted 8 years ago

Just checked, use the "sudo apt-get upgrade" it is updating now. Also just a quick one, I use Wolfram on laptop and when I want to calculate something e.g. if I type Fourier, it comes up with several options. Why doesn't Pi version do that?