miniNExT

[root@kunpeng82 miniNExT]# make deps
help2man python-setuptools python-pip
[root@kunpeng82 miniNExT]# yum install `make deps`

Installing MiniNExT Dependencies
MiniNExT depends on a packages that may not be installed by default with Mininet.

To list these dependencies, execute the following in the directoy where you extracted MiniNExT:

$ make deps
These dependencies can be installed on Debian/Ubuntu by executing:

$ sudo apt-get install `make deps`
Installing MiniNExT
To install MiniNExT, execute the following in the directoy where you extracted MiniNExT:

$ sudo make install
Uninstalling MiniNExT
To uninstall MiniNExT, execute the following in the directoy where you extracted MiniNExT:

$ sudo make uninstall
Note that the pip package must be installed for this to work.

Developer Installation
If you‘re extending or debugging MiniNExT, you likely do not want to install to the system‘s Python library.

Instead, you can run the following command to install MiniNExT in developer mode:

$ sudo make develop
This triggers the development mode that is provided by the setuptools package, which then creates a link instead of performing a complete installation. However, note that the mxexec and supporting help files are still installed into their respective system paths.

To remove, run:

$ sudo make undevelop
Note: MiniNExT no longer forks Mininet
Previously MiniNExT functionality was built by forking and modifying the original Mininet source code. However, this created conflicts with existing Mininet installations and made it difficult to merge in upstream changes. MiniNExT has been redesigned to extend Mininet, and does not impact default Mininet execution.