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The GMATA will be running well at Linux system. I tested it and works. An alternataive way is to run the command line for GMATA at any other systems: perl gmata.pl -c configureFile -i yourseqfile

The GMATA will be run well at Linux system. I tested it and works.

Poornima, Your running looks good. You can find you results in E drive where the output will be in the same directory as your input file. It is better to download the latest R, not the Rstudio.

Your R installation is not completed. The possible problem is that your system blocked the addition of R path to your enviromental pathway during R installation. You have to add the R path to your system enviromental variable manully. Once the path is correct, you can type "cmd" in run to start a command interface. Then type "Rscript" in the command line. If you can see a discription of R , versionxxxx, it is successful. Then You can continue GMATA.

How to use I have created a detailed point by point tutorial to show how to install GMATA in file GMATA_installation.PDF . You can download this file at https://sourceforge.net/projects/gmata/files/

You have to install the e-PCR dependent in Linux. You can dwonload from GMATA source code page: https://sourceforge.net/projects/gmata/files/

Your R installation is not completed. The possible problem is that your system blocked the addition of R path to your enviromental pathway during R installation. You have to add the R path to your system enviromental variable manully. Once the path is correct, you can type "cmd" in run to start a command interface. Then type "Rscript" in the command line. If you can see a discription of R , versionxxxx, it is successful. Then You can continue GMATA.