WOLFRAM.RESEARCH.MATHEMATICA.V6.0.1.WINDOWS.LINUX.MAC-EDGEISO
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_ _____ ______\ _____ _ _____ ._/ \\___/._\ \ _/ __/__._/ \\___/ | __/__| \__ \ \\ \ __/___. Living on the EDGE | _/ : / / _/ / _/ | <-------|__\_______________/|________/|__\_______|-----------------------------> RELEASE NAME ..... Mathematica v6.01 for Windows SUPPLIER ......... Team EDGE CRACKER .......... Team EDGE PROTECTION ....... Custom License Manager RELEASE DATE ..... 19/07/2007 SIZE ............. 1 CD URL .............. http://www.wolfram.com/ <------------------------------------------------------------------------------> PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Wolfram Research Mathematica v6.0.1 for Windows Yep, not a great improvement in version number, but indeed a large improvement in functionality, speed and bugfixes... Check out: http://blog.wolfram.com/2007/07/mathematica_601_arrives.html for more information... "It's now two months since we released Mathematica 6, and I am happy to say that all our years of development and testing seem to be paying off: Mathematica 6 is a robust system that is performing excellently. Looking at our internal development database, I see that 6.0.1 contains 259 individual code improvements relative to 6.0.0 (as well as a great many documentation and tutorial updates). What are they all? Well, they are distributed throughout the system (as well as in an update to the free Mathematica Player) - reflecting the continuing work of our many software development teams. There are a few areas that we pushed hard to include in 6.0.1 on the basis of feedback about 6.0.0. A leading example is the enhancement of automatic and manual proxy settings for internet connectivity. Connecting directly to the internet is a new capability for Mathematica, and feedback indicated that we needed to make it easier for people to handle complex internet connectivity setups. So, we have done this in 6.0.1. Another area is legacy documentation. In Mathematica 6 we upgraded many pieces of functionality from "standard packages" to built-in kernel functions. The old standard package functions are still available for compatibility - and now in 6.0.1 their documentation is fully searchable. There are some good infrastructure improvements, too. After additional testing time, we're now satisfied that we can release a change to the low-level interprocess communication protocol we use - which improves MathLink throughput by a factor of nearly 50 on Mac and Unix systems. We've also made changes to our asynchronous process startup mechanism to streamline the initialization of services such as the Mathematica in- product help system. Speaking of the help system, we've been adding many new function examples and many tutorials, all of which are now available in 6.0.1. We've also added many updates to our curated data for functions like CountryData and FinancialData. Many of these appear automatically whenever Mathematica connects to our servers, and all of them are included in 6.0.1. We are continually improving the core code of Mathematica, making it more efficient, broader, and more robust. We made many such improvements in 6.0.1 - for example, greatly increasing the performance of ListPlot, ListPlot3D, and Plot3D for inputs involving a large number of data points. We're quite obsessive about the overall software quality of Mathematica, hunting down every last bug - sometimes for years. For 6.0.1, we squashed a whole range of bugs. To give a sense of what they were, here are a few random examples: On 64-bit Windows, the front end could crash if the contents of a Tooltip were insanely large. On Linux systems with Firefox set as the default browser, hyperlinks containing "&" would not work. And in some extreme cases on Intel CPUs, RandomInteger with the non-default method MKL could return values outside the prescribed bounds. And, of course, everything you've created in Mathematica 6.0.0 will work in Mathematica 6.0.1. But a few new things will work too, and it'll be a little (or in a few cases, a lot) faster." Long recognized as the world's most powerful mathematical software system, Mathematica has steadily grown in breadth and depth to become today an unparalleled platform for all forms of computation. Powering innovation in research, development, and education. With thousands of original algorithms and a tightly unified overall design, Mathematica spans projects of all sizes, from simple calculator operations and educational demonstrations to large-scale systems deployment and maximum-power supercomputing. The most important advance in the 20 year history of Mathematica. Building on two decades of world-class algorithm and software development, Mathematica 6 represents a dramatic breakthrough that immensely broadens Mathematicas scope and applicability, and redefines the very way we think about computation. Made possible by Mathematica's unique symbolic architecture, Mathematica 6 introduces a sweeping unification of language and interface concepts that makes possible a new level of automation in algorithmic computation, interactive manipulation and dynamic presentation, as well as a whole new way of interacting with the world of data. Mathematica 6.0 fundamentally redefines Mathematica and introduces a major new paradigm for computation. Building on Mathematica's time-tested core symbolic architecture, version 6.0 adds nearly a thousand new functions almost doubling the total number of functions in the system, dramatically increasing both the breadth and depth of Mathematica's capabilities, as well as introducing hundreds of major original algorithms, and perhaps a thousand new ideas, large and small. <------------------------------------------------------------------------------> INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. Unrar, Burn or mount with Daemon Tools. 2. Install Mathematica 6.0.1 3. Use the keygen in the EDGE dir to license your copy. 4. Enjoy! <------------------------------------------------------------------------------> WE ARE DEDICATED TO QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY, AND DOING IT FOR THE LULZ! <------------------------------------------------------------------------------>
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The keygen returns the message "invalid mathid" all the times...
Could someone help, please?
Could someone help, please?
What is the license # for this version? Mathematica keeps saying the password generated by the keygen is invalid. But I think this is because I'm just guessing at the license #. Anybody?
Use the license number (the bottom left group or characters on the key gen ) on the first screen of the registration then click OK.
math id will be the first thing on the next screen. enter it into the keygen and use the keygen to generate a password.
math id will be the first thing on the next screen. enter it into the keygen and use the keygen to generate a password.
which math-id do i have to use to get the keygen runnin?
Can someone help us out with registration? I downloaded just the window version and I dont get any keygen. Perhaps adamisawinner can write down the registration code? Thank you
I got it thank you and sorry for being impatient....just follow instructions by adamsisawinner..thank you again
Hi!
Having downloaded Mathematica and done the following as per instructions: Unrar, burn, install, I'm stalled. I have followed the first two steps, and what I burned was emwin601.bin and emwin601.cue. But how do you install this? Call me an idiot, but I'm a novice at hese things.
Cheers aoreida
Having downloaded Mathematica and done the following as per instructions: Unrar, burn, install, I'm stalled. I have followed the first two steps, and what I burned was emwin601.bin and emwin601.cue. But how do you install this? Call me an idiot, but I'm a novice at hese things.
Cheers aoreida
aoreida:
If your burned CD has two files on it (bin/cue) you did it wrong. You need to burn the *contents* of those files to the CD.
Most burners have something like "Burn Image" where you select the cue file, rather than selecting what files to include on the disc.
If you use Daemon Tools or Alcohol120 you can install from the disc image without burning it to a physical disc.
If your burned CD has two files on it (bin/cue) you did it wrong. You need to burn the *contents* of those files to the CD.
Most burners have something like "Burn Image" where you select the cue file, rather than selecting what files to include on the disc.
If you use Daemon Tools or Alcohol120 you can install from the disc image without burning it to a physical disc.
Will this work on mac? The title seems to say that it will, the information seems to say the contrary...
This will work for Mac. Actually there are three sets of files: one for Windows, one for Linux, and one for Mac. You only have to download the set that corresponds to your platform. Once you download and unrar you need to burn the CUE file to a CD as an image, NOT a as a file. For Mac users you can use the free program "Burn". Then you just install from the CD. However, you will need to run the keygen (also on the newly created CD) on a Windows or Linux machine. The process is just as adamisawinner explained; open Mathematica and you'll be prompted for your license and you'll use the license provided by the keygen. Hit next and you'll be shown your MathID and prompted for a password. Paste the MathID into the keygen and hit Generate for you password.
Does anybody can only post the crack please.
thx.
thx.
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I have tried to unrar (linux one) the files but it is asking for password. could other who installed it ..tell me the password ...
please mail me at [email protected]
i will be waiting
thank
please mail me at [email protected]
i will be waiting
thank
Dev, very brave of you to post your email. I wouldn't do it!
As to your problem, you must run the keygen on a windows machine. Take the license number that pops up when you start the keygen (Lxxxx-xxxx is the format), and enter it into the first panel of the authorization window of Mathematica along with your name and organization info. Press Next or OK or whatever it is.
The next window you should see something called MathID. Enter this number in the MathID box in the keygen and press Generate. This will give you the password--basically a string of numbers with colons and dashes in it.
If for some reason this exercise doesn't work, close the keygen and reopen it and try again with a fresh password.
I have experimented with this and I have learned a couple of things. First, you have to accept the password the keygen gives you--if you enter your own choice along with the MathID Mathematica gives you, the keygen generates the wrong password.
Second, the MathID in the keygen has to be the one Mathematica generates from the licence number on your your machine. The MathID is unique to your machine and is used by the keygen to generate the correct password for your machine. We just can't send you any old password--it won't work. The password is connected to the MathID and the MathID is connected to your hardware. Change one factor in all of this, and Mathematica won't activate.
Finally, sometimes the keygen doesn't work, and the licensing wizard will give an error and say you are trying to licensing a feature you don't have access to. Don't despair--just go back to the keygen, reopen it, and start with a new license number. Enter it into the licensing wizard, get the MathID, put it into the keygen, and generate a new password. Hopefully, it will work.
Good luck!
As to your problem, you must run the keygen on a windows machine. Take the license number that pops up when you start the keygen (Lxxxx-xxxx is the format), and enter it into the first panel of the authorization window of Mathematica along with your name and organization info. Press Next or OK or whatever it is.
The next window you should see something called MathID. Enter this number in the MathID box in the keygen and press Generate. This will give you the password--basically a string of numbers with colons and dashes in it.
If for some reason this exercise doesn't work, close the keygen and reopen it and try again with a fresh password.
I have experimented with this and I have learned a couple of things. First, you have to accept the password the keygen gives you--if you enter your own choice along with the MathID Mathematica gives you, the keygen generates the wrong password.
Second, the MathID in the keygen has to be the one Mathematica generates from the licence number on your your machine. The MathID is unique to your machine and is used by the keygen to generate the correct password for your machine. We just can't send you any old password--it won't work. The password is connected to the MathID and the MathID is connected to your hardware. Change one factor in all of this, and Mathematica won't activate.
Finally, sometimes the keygen doesn't work, and the licensing wizard will give an error and say you are trying to licensing a feature you don't have access to. Don't despair--just go back to the keygen, reopen it, and start with a new license number. Enter it into the licensing wizard, get the MathID, put it into the keygen, and generate a new password. Hopefully, it will work.
Good luck!
I used the Mac version, and it works beautifully, but I must admit that it was a bit frustrating getting the actual files out of the bin/cue files. There seems to be no Daemon Tools equivalent for Mac OS. I tried to mount the bin/cue files on a windows machine, but of course being a Mac disk image I couldn't open it :) I had to do it the old-fashioned way--use Burn to create an actual CD. After that it was smooth sailing.
I don't like to look a gift horse in the mouth, but it may be easier for Mac endusers if the Mac binary were in a dmg or iso format that could be simply mounted, no burning required.
Does combining the actual Mathemetica dmg and the keygen provide some measure of safety? Or is it feasible just to set up a two-file torrent for Mac users, including the Mathematica 6 dmg and the keygen? If it isn't horribly risky I may think of uploading such a torrent myself.
Any thoughts?
I don't like to look a gift horse in the mouth, but it may be easier for Mac endusers if the Mac binary were in a dmg or iso format that could be simply mounted, no burning required.
Does combining the actual Mathemetica dmg and the keygen provide some measure of safety? Or is it feasible just to set up a two-file torrent for Mac users, including the Mathematica 6 dmg and the keygen? If it isn't horribly risky I may think of uploading such a torrent myself.
Any thoughts?
I don't know if it's just me, but I've installed the windows version just fine, but I can't generate a password! I followed all of the above instructions... I've tried about twenty times, but each time the Keygen just throws back the Invalid MathID! message. Does anyone know how to get around this? Has anyone had success by just continually trying?
I just noticed that every time I put the liscence number that the Keygen gives me into the registration form, the registration form gives back THE SAME MathID. That is, no matter what the liscence number I get, the exact same MathID comes back. Any ideas as to how to get around this issue?
Hi. I can't find the EDGE directory where the keygen is supposed to be located. When I un-rared the files, I had a .bin and .cue file. I used Daemon Tools to "mount image" the .bin file, which installs the trial version of Mathematica, but does not give me the keygen. Could somebody please help me? Thanks.
Bitdefender SAYS ALL THE KEYGENS CEPT ONE THAT DIDNT ALSO WORK, WERE TROJANS!!! BEWARE!!!!! WE need to have this working please help with trojan free keygens!!
can i just open the keygen in windows and use the passwords while registering on mac or do i have to open mathematica in windows start registration and then open the keygen. im not familar with keygens. If someone could explain the process of getting this to work on a mac a little better i would appreciate it thanks
i downloaded on mac and i got dmg file ready to open I want to just put keygen on flash take it to my friends house and get registration codes if that helps you understand better
It worked for me after some fiddling, so here's what I did:
After extracting the files from .rar format I used Alcohol 120% to burn the .bin image file to a cd (even though it said it wasn't a supported file type, it still worked). I reloaded the new cd and Mathematica started installing. To find the EDGE folder with the keygen you have to go to My Computer and right click on the CD icon and "explore" the contents. There you will find the EDGE folder with keygen. The keygen will have a number, you put that in mathematica as a serial, then they give you a math-ID that you put in the top bar in the keygen. Then the keygen gives another number, which you put under password in mathematica and hit "ok" and you're done!
After extracting the files from .rar format I used Alcohol 120% to burn the .bin image file to a cd (even though it said it wasn't a supported file type, it still worked). I reloaded the new cd and Mathematica started installing. To find the EDGE folder with the keygen you have to go to My Computer and right click on the CD icon and "explore" the contents. There you will find the EDGE folder with keygen. The keygen will have a number, you put that in mathematica as a serial, then they give you a math-ID that you put in the top bar in the keygen. Then the keygen gives another number, which you put under password in mathematica and hit "ok" and you're done!
Here is how to solve the " Invalid MathID! " problem with the EDGE keygen for Wolfram Mathematica 6/7.
1. After you put in the license (from the keygen) and your info in the installation screen you will get a MathID from Mathematica. Copy this number.
2. Go back to the window of the EDGE keygen.
3. Select all the text in the top bar and press the delete key. (So now you should have just deleted the "Please insert your MathID" text, but it will still show there-- this is ok).
4. Now paste your MathID in the top bar.
5. You should now get a password!
6. Put the password in the installation screen and now your are done.
1. After you put in the license (from the keygen) and your info in the installation screen you will get a MathID from Mathematica. Copy this number.
2. Go back to the window of the EDGE keygen.
3. Select all the text in the top bar and press the delete key. (So now you should have just deleted the "Please insert your MathID" text, but it will still show there-- this is ok).
4. Now paste your MathID in the top bar.
5. You should now get a password!
6. Put the password in the installation screen and now your are done.
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