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My solution was to format the external disk in APFS.

Thanks Filipe

when updated to 2023 sage.engine can't tell if running Sage is necessary because pattern not found in .sout. I changed

2023 - sage.engine can't tell if running Sage is necessary because pattern not found in .sout. I changed old_sum line

2023 - sage.engine can't tell if running Sage is necessary because pattern not found in .sout. I changed old_sum line

I had already tried USB3, USB-C but always ext_FAT. But now with your question I tried it on an APFS disk and sage comp

SageTex - Initializing plots directory fails in external drive. Hello, MacOS 13.4.1 - TexLive 2023 - SageMath version 1

SageTex - Initializing plots directory fails in external drive. Hello, MacOS 13.4.1 - TexLive 2023 - SageMath version 1

See exemple of usage in h**p://reactor.ist.utl.pt/tenta1/ for use. Sory, is portuguese!

See use in h**p://reactor.ist.utl.pt/tenta1/ for use. Sory, is portuguese!

siunitx ver 3 With the new version of the LaTex siunitx package (h**s://ctan.org/pkg/siunitx) the \SI command changed s

siunitx ver 3 With the new version of the LaTex siunitx package (h**s://ctan.org/pkg/siunitx) the \SI command changed s

Big Sur 11.4 Chip M1; me too! 👍

Big Sur 11.4 Chip M1 me too!

Cantera installation use brew for Mac os x, http://www.cantera.org/docs/sphinx/html/install.html#mac-os-x (www.cantera.org/docs/sphinx/html/inst...)

installing brew on SAGE:

sage -sh (& ruby brews formula)

does not use SAGE pythons path.

What can I do? Of course I can get out from Jupyter sage kernel and select python kernel, but....

Filipe

var('b')

R = [[100, 0.0489], [110, 0.0633], [120, 0.1213],[130, 0.1244], [140, 0.1569], [150, 0.1693], [160, 0.3154], [170, 0.6146], [180, 0.9118], [190, 01.7478], [200, 2.4523], [210, 4.7945], [230, 17.9766], [240, 29.3237], [250, 52.4374], [260, 94.6463], [270, 173.3447], [280, 396.0443], [290, 538.6976], [300, 1118.9984], [310, 1442.3694], [320, 4151.9089], [330, 6940.7322]]

Ro=150

mo=0.1693

model(x) = mo*exp(b*(x-Ro))

fit=find_fit(R,model,solution_dict=True)

plot(model.subs(fit),(x,100,330))+points(R,size=20,color='red',figsize=3)

Thanks hsigrist!

Thank you very much! It WORKED :-)

MacOS 10.12.6 Beta SageMath version 7.6, Release Date: 2017-03-25 TexShop Version 3.77 (3.77)

Thank you very much! but didn't work. ;-) I needed also to change soutname as below!

MacOS 10.12.6 Beta SageMath version 7.6, Release Date: 2017-03-25 TexShop Version 3.77 (3.77)

For a folder with a bunch of .sws files and taking advantage of what has been said above, one can make a bash shell script command, something like:

for file in *sws; do sage -sws2rst "$file" "${file%.sws}.rst"; done

and the same for rst to ipynb

for file in *rst; do sage -rst2ipynb "$file" "${file%.rst}.ipynb"; done

These is done in the folder with many .sws files.

In macOS 10.12.6 Beta with SageMath version 7.6, Release Date: 2017-03-25 the shell script worked. The conversion is note perfect!