Sir,
I have successfully installed R, but could not install the R/qtl.
There is instruction that "To install R/qtl, the simplest approach is to
start R and type install.packages("qtl"). But, I do not find any step
where
to type install.packages("qtl") during the process of installing R.
Kindly, advice me and suggest steps to install R/qtl.
Looking forward your suggestion.
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*Dr. S.K. Tripathy*
*Professor (Agril. Biotechnology)*
*Dept. of Agril. Biotechnology*
*College of Agriculture*
*Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, BBSR*
*Odisha, India, 751003*
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Am 27.09.2018 um 17:02 schrieb Swapan Kumar Tripathy:> Sir, > I have successfully installed R, but could not install the R/qtl. > There is instruction that "To install R/qtl, the simplest approach is to > start R and type install.packages("qtl"). But, I do not find any step where > to type install.packages("qtl") during the process of installing R. > Kindly, advice me and suggest steps to install R/qtl. > Looking forward your suggestion. >You can install packages only after R is installed and working. If you are not familiar with the R console you can try the GUI Rstudio https://www.rstudio.com/ Kind regards Knut
On Thu, 27 Sep 2018, Swapan Kumar Tripathy wrote:> I have successfully installed R, but could not install the R/qtl. There is > instruction that "To install R/qtl, the simplest approach is to start R > and type install.packages("qtl"). But, I do not find any step where to > type install.packages("qtl") during the process of installing R. Kindly, > advice me and suggest steps to install R/qtl. Looking forward your > suggestion.Swapan, After installing R you need to invoke the application before you can use it. From the command line type R When it loads you'll see the prompt > and you can then type install.packages("qtl") R will ask you to select a repository, then proceed to install the package for you. Regards, Rich