Installation of S32DS V3.6 fails on Windows 11

[Daniel_W]

Hi!

When the "InstallAnywhere" installer tries to install S32DS V3.6 on my Windows 11 laptop I get the following error message:

It happens every time and I'm local admin and I have tried to start the installation application with local admin user rights, without any success.

I think it’s because the files are extracted to C:\Temp and "InstallAnywhere" has a problem with that.

Version 3.5 works just fine and installs without any problems on the same system.

Best regards

Daniel

[VaneB]

Hi @Daniel_W 

Please try to install S32DS 3.6 following the instructions provided in the links. If the issue persists, let us know.

S32 Design Studio: How to Install Update 3.6

S32DS for Arm v2.2 Installation is not Starting (Windows 11)

BR, VaneB

[Daniel_W]

Hi!

The link that you provided does not solve my problem, do you know if it's possible to send argument to the installer via command line interface?

[VaneB]

Hi @Daniel_W 

Installing S32 Design Studio via the command line or in silent mode is not supported. To install the product, follow the steps below for your target platform:

Windows:
1. Navigate to the location where you saved the S32 Design Studio installation package.
2. Double-click the installation package to begin the installation process.

Note: Your account used for installation must be a member of the local Administrators security group. If User Account Control (UAC) is enabled, Windows will prompt you to elevate privileges. Grant the installer permission to make changes to your computer when prompted.

Linux:
1. Open a terminal and navigate to the directory containing the downloaded BIN file:

cd ~/S32DS

2. Add execute permissions to the binary:

chmod a+x ./<install_name>.bin

3. Run the installer:

sudo ./<install_name>.bin

Note:The user account used to install S32 Design Studio must be a member of the sudoers group. Root privileges are required to install the product.

[Daniel_W · Accepted solution]

Hi

I solved the problem by opening running cmd as local admin and changed the path of TMP and TEMP environment variables from C:\Temp to C:\Users\myusername\Documents\temp.

In cmd:

set TEMP=C:\Users\myusername\Documents\temp

set TMP=C:\Users\myusername\Documents\temp