( wait about 5 minutes until the logon prompt appears )
t23 login:
flexes> iodelay 200 0(Turn off delay)
flexes>
At this point we open another Red Hat gnome terminal window and telnet 192.168.0.112.
We log in as
ogden (or whatever user IDs we have created) and su to root as needed. We can
set the DISPLAY variable and start a YaST2 window on the Red Hat desktop, as we did
during our first use.
If you have applied updates and patches that include the current dasd driver, you will not need
the iodelay commands.
9.8 Left undone
This chapter described the installation of a very basic SuSE Linux for S/390 under FLEX-ES.
It did not describe ...
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