Command not found ERROR when i run $ ./test_1.sh

[wajielnin]

The readme file suggests that by Running the test_1.sh script:

A window should pop up with a colored relief map of northern Africa.

but instead i get the following message:

./test_1.sh: line 3: gmt: command not found ./test_1.sh: line 4: gmt: command not found ./test_1.sh: line 5: gmt: command not found ./test_1.sh: line 6: gmt: command not found

[PaulWessel]

This means gmt is not in your path of executables. What OS are you one and how did you install GMT? For Linux or macOS type systems you will need to add the path of the executables to the search path (e.g. PATH).

[wajielnin]

Thanks for your message. I am using Windows OS

I downloaded and installed the GMT Windows installer gmt-6.4.0-win64.exe from this link

[PaulWessel]

OK, let's see if @joa-quim might have some insights here. Did you reboot to ensure the system recognized the path?

[wajielnin]

It works very well after the reboot. Thanks so much for your support. I got the two outputs for test 1 and 2 respectively

[joa-quim]

Reboot is not necessary, nut opening a new cmd window with the updated path, yes.

[PaulWessel]

Great, closing this issue.