03-12-2009
Script for VIOS
Hello, I'm having troubles running scripts on the VIOS. I want to run a simple script like:
lsmap -all | grep vhost
I've created the file with just like this:
$ cat script1.sh
lsmap -all | grep vhost
When I run the script, it returns the following error message:
script1.sh: lsmap: not found
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Enzote
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