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I have searched in vain to see how to run NuSMV on ubuntu 16.04 .I have installed NuSMV binaries ,I have an executable NuSMV in bin folder but it won't run.I type NuSMV -help but cmd reports NuSMV:command not found.Any idea on how to run NuSMV/or is there anything like installation that I am missing?






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  • just add export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/the/directory/containing/the/NuSMV/binary to your .bashrc file
    – Patrick Trentin
    Nov 22 at 14:26












  • I am sorry but I don't know what a .bashrc file does.I find bash.bashrc and dot.bashrc on my computer, do you mean the former.
    – sak18
    Nov 25 at 12:05






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    the file is $HOME/.bashrc; please consider reading some basic introduction to unix/linux, it would greatly help to get you started with the system and dealing with and other small issues :)
    – Patrick Trentin
    Nov 25 at 12:10










  • You can find .bashrc in your home directory, type vi ~/.bashrc and paste command given by the @PatrickTrentin, with little changes of course, at the end of that file
    – bladekp
    Nov 25 at 12:11








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    Sorry missed a : .Working now.Thank You very much @PatrickTrentin @bladekp.
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I have searched in vain to see how to run NuSMV on ubuntu 16.04 .I have installed NuSMV binaries ,I have an executable NuSMV in bin folder but it won't run.I type NuSMV -help but cmd reports NuSMV:command not found.Any idea on how to run NuSMV/or is there anything like installation that I am missing?






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  • just add export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/the/directory/containing/the/NuSMV/binary to your .bashrc file
    – Patrick Trentin
    Nov 22 at 14:26












  • I am sorry but I don't know what a .bashrc file does.I find bash.bashrc and dot.bashrc on my computer, do you mean the former.
    – sak18
    Nov 25 at 12:05






  • 1




    the file is $HOME/.bashrc; please consider reading some basic introduction to unix/linux, it would greatly help to get you started with the system and dealing with and other small issues :)
    – Patrick Trentin
    Nov 25 at 12:10










  • You can find .bashrc in your home directory, type vi ~/.bashrc and paste command given by the @PatrickTrentin, with little changes of course, at the end of that file
    – bladekp
    Nov 25 at 12:11








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    Sorry missed a : .Working now.Thank You very much @PatrickTrentin @bladekp.
    – sak18
    Nov 25 at 13:24













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I have searched in vain to see how to run NuSMV on ubuntu 16.04 .I have installed NuSMV binaries ,I have an executable NuSMV in bin folder but it won't run.I type NuSMV -help but cmd reports NuSMV:command not found.Any idea on how to run NuSMV/or is there anything like installation that I am missing?






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I have searched in vain to see how to run NuSMV on ubuntu 16.04 .I have installed NuSMV binaries ,I have an executable NuSMV in bin folder but it won't run.I type NuSMV -help but cmd reports NuSMV:command not found.Any idea on how to run NuSMV/or is there anything like installation that I am missing?






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  • just add export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/the/directory/containing/the/NuSMV/binary to your .bashrc file
    – Patrick Trentin
    Nov 22 at 14:26












  • I am sorry but I don't know what a .bashrc file does.I find bash.bashrc and dot.bashrc on my computer, do you mean the former.
    – sak18
    Nov 25 at 12:05






  • 1




    the file is $HOME/.bashrc; please consider reading some basic introduction to unix/linux, it would greatly help to get you started with the system and dealing with and other small issues :)
    – Patrick Trentin
    Nov 25 at 12:10










  • You can find .bashrc in your home directory, type vi ~/.bashrc and paste command given by the @PatrickTrentin, with little changes of course, at the end of that file
    – bladekp
    Nov 25 at 12:11








  • 1




    Sorry missed a : .Working now.Thank You very much @PatrickTrentin @bladekp.
    – sak18
    Nov 25 at 13:24


















  • just add export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/the/directory/containing/the/NuSMV/binary to your .bashrc file
    – Patrick Trentin
    Nov 22 at 14:26












  • I am sorry but I don't know what a .bashrc file does.I find bash.bashrc and dot.bashrc on my computer, do you mean the former.
    – sak18
    Nov 25 at 12:05






  • 1




    the file is $HOME/.bashrc; please consider reading some basic introduction to unix/linux, it would greatly help to get you started with the system and dealing with and other small issues :)
    – Patrick Trentin
    Nov 25 at 12:10










  • You can find .bashrc in your home directory, type vi ~/.bashrc and paste command given by the @PatrickTrentin, with little changes of course, at the end of that file
    – bladekp
    Nov 25 at 12:11








  • 1




    Sorry missed a : .Working now.Thank You very much @PatrickTrentin @bladekp.
    – sak18
    Nov 25 at 13:24
















just add export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/the/directory/containing/the/NuSMV/binary to your .bashrc file
– Patrick Trentin
Nov 22 at 14:26






just add export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/the/directory/containing/the/NuSMV/binary to your .bashrc file
– Patrick Trentin
Nov 22 at 14:26














I am sorry but I don't know what a .bashrc file does.I find bash.bashrc and dot.bashrc on my computer, do you mean the former.
– sak18
Nov 25 at 12:05




I am sorry but I don't know what a .bashrc file does.I find bash.bashrc and dot.bashrc on my computer, do you mean the former.
– sak18
Nov 25 at 12:05




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the file is $HOME/.bashrc; please consider reading some basic introduction to unix/linux, it would greatly help to get you started with the system and dealing with and other small issues :)
– Patrick Trentin
Nov 25 at 12:10




the file is $HOME/.bashrc; please consider reading some basic introduction to unix/linux, it would greatly help to get you started with the system and dealing with and other small issues :)
– Patrick Trentin
Nov 25 at 12:10












You can find .bashrc in your home directory, type vi ~/.bashrc and paste command given by the @PatrickTrentin, with little changes of course, at the end of that file
– bladekp
Nov 25 at 12:11






You can find .bashrc in your home directory, type vi ~/.bashrc and paste command given by the @PatrickTrentin, with little changes of course, at the end of that file
– bladekp
Nov 25 at 12:11






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Sorry missed a : .Working now.Thank You very much @PatrickTrentin @bladekp.
– sak18
Nov 25 at 13:24




Sorry missed a : .Working now.Thank You very much @PatrickTrentin @bladekp.
– sak18
Nov 25 at 13:24

















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