The second shell script, which we placed in /usr/flexes/rundir/SLinux.sh, was as follows:
flexes SLinux.syscf
xhost +
flexescli localhost SLinux
This shell script starts the same S/390 instance, but does not load files into S/390 memory.
(The xhost + command is not required unless you want to use a GUI interface with SuSE
Linux. You could specify more secure operands than “+” if needed.)
9.4 Start installation
We placed the first SuSE CD in the CD-ROM drive and started the installation, as follows:
$ cd rundir(We keep FLEX-ES working files here)
$ su(Must be root)
# sh shLVLNX(If not already run)
# resadm -s ...
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