Hi All,
I have a Linux system \(RHEL 5\). I want to install SMIT of AIX on it.
Is it possible? if yes, how it can be done?
Appreciate any help from you.
Amol.
smit = "System Management Interface Tool" and as far as i know, this is ONLY for aix!
Definitely only produced for AIX.
on redhat you can use the system-config-xxx tools
use bash and use
# system-config [tab][tab]
to see the available tools
not as comfortable as smitty of course
SMIT is definitly AIX-only for several reasons: first, it is an executable, which is only produced for AIX and the source is closed. Second, SMIT stores the panels and the scripts started by the panels in a data structure called ODM (think of it as a sort-of-registry) and the ODM is also AIX-only.
Even if you would have the executable working you would still need to get the ODM ported to make SMITty do anything useful.
I hope this helps.
bakunin