Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

Hello,

the script is a bash script, and should be placed in a file ending in .sh such as filename.sh

and you can run it using this method

. filename.sh

Please let me know what you get. If you're not getting a hello world test at the end of the script, please try running the go build test.go command from your original post after running the bash script.

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

Hello,

the script is a bash script, and should be placed in a file ending in .sh such as filename.sh

and you can run it using this method

. filename.sh

Please let me know what you get. If you're not getting a hello world test at the end of the script, please try running the go build test.go command from your original post after running the bash script.

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

thank you for trying.

Could you please tell me which IBM z mainframe model you're using? This could be something like z14 or z15

Hello,

the script is a bash script, and should be placed in a file ending in .sh such as filename.sh

and you can run it using this method

. filename.sh

Please let me know what you get. If you're not getting a hello world test at the end of the script, please try running the go build test.go command from your original post after running the bash script.

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

thank you for trying.

Could you please tell me which IBM z mainframe model you're using? This could be something like z14 or z15

Hello,

the script is a bash script, and should be placed in a file ending in .sh such as filename.sh

and you can run it using this method

. filename.sh

Please let me know what you get. If you're not getting a hello world test at the end of the script, please try running the go build test.go command from your original post after running the bash script.

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

thank you for trying.

Could you please tell me which IBM z mainframe model you're using? This could be something like z14 or z15

Hello,

the script is a bash script, and should be placed in a file ending in .sh such as filename.sh

and you can run it using this method

. filename.sh

Please let me know what you get. If you're not getting a hello world test at the end of the script, please try running the go build test.go command from your original post after running the bash script.

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

thank you for trying.

Could you please tell me which IBM z mainframe model you're using? This could be something like z14 or z15

Hello,

the script is a bash script, and should be placed in a file ending in .sh such as filename.sh

and you can run it using this method

. filename.sh

Please let me know what you get. If you're not getting a hello world test at the end of the script, please try running the go build test.go command from your original post after running the bash script.

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

thank you for trying.

Could you please tell me which IBM z mainframe model you're using? This could be something like z14 or z15

Hello,

the script is a bash script, and should be placed in a file ending in .sh such as filename.sh

and you can run it using this method

. filename.sh

Please let me know what you get. If you're not getting a hello world test at the end of the script, please try running the go build test.go command from your original post after running the bash script.

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

thank you for trying.

Could you please tell me which IBM z mainframe model you're using? This could be something like z14 or z15

Hello,

the script is a bash script, and should be placed in a file ending in .sh such as filename.sh

and you can run it using this method

. filename.sh

Please let me know what you get. If you're not getting a hello world test at the end of the script, please try running the go build test.go command from your original post after running the bash script.

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?

thank you for trying.

Could you please tell me which IBM z mainframe model you're using? This could be something like z14 or z15

Hello,

the script is a bash script, and should be placed in a file ending in .sh such as filename.sh

and you can run it using this method

. filename.sh

Please let me know what you get. If you're not getting a hello world test at the end of the script, please try running the go build test.go command from your original post after running the bash script.

Could you please try running:
*the last line should point to your go installation directory

#!/bin/env bashif [[ -z $TMPDIR ]]; then    TMP=/tmpelse    TMP="${TMPDIR}"fiF="${TMP}/__$$"H=${HOME}/bin/sh -c 'set' > "${F}"readarray -t a < "${F}"unlink "${F}"for i in "${a[@]}"  do    b=${i%%=*}    unset $b 2>/dev/null  doneunset aunset iunset Fexport HOME=${H}unset Hexport PATH=/bin:/usr/binexport _BPXK_AUTOCVT='ON'export PS1=#go/install_test.sh --test

Hello, 

Which PAX files did you use for installation? Perhaps there was an issue during installation.

edit:
there's an installation test script that you can try. Please try the following:

....installpath/go/install_test.sh

Hi, 

That may be the source of the error. Simply adding envsetup to .bashrc is unlikely to achieve the desired result. 

It's key to "source" envsetup - i.e. either . envsetup or source envsetup

Please let me know if that works. 

Hello,

Have you run envsetup?

Also what version of the OS do you have?