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I solved the same problem as follows: in the notebook I ran the SAGE command os.environ["PATH"]+=": ... path to the binary for octave" For instance os.environ["PATH"]+=":/Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/bin" on my Mac with Octave.app. This gives SAGE the information it needs to find octave.

Instead of writing this in the sage notebook every time you want to use octave, you may write it in youyr .sage/init.sage file.

I solved the same problem as follows: in the notebook I ran the SAGE command command

os.environ["PATH"]+=": ... path to the binary for octave"

For instance instance

os.environ["PATH"]+=":/Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/bin"

on my Mac with Octave.app. This gives SAGE the information it needs to find octave.

Instead of writing this in the sage notebook every time you want to use octave, you may write it in youyr .sage/init.sage file.

I solved the same problem as follows: in the notebook I ran the SAGE command

os.environ["PATH"]+=": ... path to the binary for octave"

For instance

os.environ["PATH"]+=":/Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/bin"

on my Mac with Octave.app. This gives SAGE the information it needs to find octave.

Instead of writing this in the sage notebook every time you want to use octave, you may write it in youyr your .sage/init.sage file.