How to start JSPM on linux

Hi
I want to upgrade Netweave 2004s sp9 to sp11, it is on linux plateform, I loged the server user <SID>adm, when i run the go script, it hanged at " Waiting for SDTServer to connect to hostname xxxxxxxx socket 6240" , anyone met the problems and how to resolve it , thanks a lot
BTW, I user the VNC to connect to the Linux

Hi,
To start JSPM,you should login to the linux system with sidadm user.
for ex:if ur SID is J2E,then login with j2eadm and password is administrator password.
2.After logging in ,check if Xclock is working.
Type xclock,then clock should be displayed.
if not,you should set Xclock.
set xclock with command SETENV DISPLAY IPadress:0.03.if it is working,then go to /usr/sap/SID/Jcxx/j2ee/JSPM.
execute ./go
it will work.
rewrad points if helpful..........

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