A couple times, I've had the installer fail if a temp file still exists from a previous run that didn't clean up properly for some reason. Work-around is to nuke the /tmp/mo2-linux-installer-downlo ...

So far I've tried running the Xilinx web installer with it which is based on Java, it looks like it runs into the same sort of other Java issues that are listed.

If you've got an old Java installer sitting in your downloads folder, delete it. Oracle announced old installers are vulnerable to binary planting.

Older Java installers are designed to look for and automatically load a number of specifically named DLL (Dynamic Link Library) files that might exist in the folder they were launched from.

Older Java installers are designed to look for and automatically load a number of specifically named DLL (Dynamic Link Library) files that might exist in the folder they were launched from.