I do not know, how you installed ROOT, but the very first answer - yes, you have to set environment variables. With ROOT it's easy now, in your ROOT's directory, in bin subdirectory there is a script thisroot.sh which sets environment variables.
Dear Rooters,
I'm a novice user and I have stupid question. I have installed root for analysing PLANTOCOSMICS outputs. I didn't get any error message during installation.But when I type the command '' root myfilename.root '' I will get the following error
bash :root: command not found
Do you think that I didn't set the enviroment variable correctly or is there other problem?
Thanks in advance.
cheers
--- FarzanehReceived on Fri May 25 2012 - 12:00:07 CEST
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