To start the S/390 system again, we would use the resadm -s xxx.rescf command (using the
name of our compiled resource file), start the shell script, and then issue an ipl command
from the flexes prompt. When you shut down Linux, the resource manager is also stopped.
You are not required to use the resadm -k command.
6.4 More comments
Some users (and FSI Business Partners) prefer to start the FLEX-ES resource manager
automatically. This is done by placing a resadm command in the /etc/init.d/flexes file.
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We
have not done this (in the setup described in this redbook) for the following reasons:
The resadm command ...
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