I have an AIX 4.3.3 machine here and I find make is installed in the following location: 

> which make
/usr/bin/make

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I'd manually check to see if make is located there for your install also. If it is, you can run the make command above using /usr/bin/make.

Another option is to see if your make is aliased to that pmake command by doing alias make. If it returns something, then that means someone (either your local profile or the system level profile) set up an alias to the pmake program that seems to no longer exist on your machine.

Thus if make is aliased to pmake, you can revert that for your current session by running alias make=/usr/bin/make (using the location from which make command showed above. Also you can go to your user's home directory and edit the .profile file and add that alias line to it and then it will be there every time. (You may find in your .profile is where the original alias exists).

Hopefully that helps.

In reply to Re: make file by etm117
in thread make file by lyanezc

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