Yep as @iarwain says, you will need to open a terminal window up on your mac and go to the root of the orx that you cloned. Then instead of using just setup.sh you need to use the ./ in front to tell your mac to execute setup from the current directory: ./setup.sh
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Can you tell us which OS/version you are using?
i am using mac YOSEMITE 10.10.5. ,,, and have tried typing SETUP as well as SETUP.BAT and SETUP.SH it always says COMMAND NOT FOUND. Any ideas please
What command are you typing precisely?
It should be
./setup.shYep as @iarwain says, you will need to open a terminal window up on your mac and go to the root of the orx that you cloned. Then instead of using just
setup.shyou need to use the./in front to tell your mac to execute setup from the current directory:./setup.shYou can read more about this at: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/4430/why-do-we-use-dot-slash-to-execute-a-file-in-linux-unix