Matlab stop/crash/not work when i try to start Simulink

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Hi to every one,
I had installed Matlab2017b on Ubuntu 14.04 some days ago. When i try to start Matlab Simulink all the program stops to work and shows this error line on the terminal:
*Error in `/usr/local/MATLAB/R2017b/bin/glnxa64/MATLAB': corrupted size vs. prev_size: 0x00007f59e8192ab0*** Segmentation Fault
How can i fix this problem?
Thanks to all.

Accepted Answer

Nick Sarnie
Nick Sarnie on 19 Jun 2018
Edited: Nick Sarnie on 19 Jun 2018
Hi everyone,
This is believed to caused by a bug in glibc 2.19, the default in Ubuntu 14.04. The upstream bug report can be found below:
The bug can cause sporadic crashes during various actions within MATLAB.
As a workaround, I recommend upgrading Ubuntu versions to a version with glibc 2.21 installed by default, or working with the Ubuntu community to upgrade the glibc version on 14.04 to 2.21 or later.
If you still run into issues after upgrading glibc to 2.21 or later, please contact Technical Support.
Thanks!

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Ecems SSumer
Ecems SSumer on 7 May 2018
I have the same problem. Is anyone know how to solve it? I am using Ubuntu 14.04 and Matlab2018a.
Thanks.
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Rahul Bhadani
Rahul Bhadani on 16 Jun 2018
I am facing exactly same problem with Ubuntu 14.04 and Matlab2018a. I downloaded twice, still no luck.
B.ray
B.ray on 1 May 2019
same problem here. can anyone post how to upgrade glibc because I can't upgrade my ubuntu version because of some softwares am working with.

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Jakub Popielarz
Jakub Popielarz on 22 Mar 2018
Hello, Have you solved this issue? Regards,
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B.ray
B.ray on 21 May 2019
I had same problem when I installed Matlab2018b on Ubuntu14.04 but it works well now on ubuntu 18.04. just upgrade

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