00:01:45:I'd like to welcome on the second presentation 
00:01:50:of Efika and MorphOS
00:01:54:on PowerDev Meeting 5. 
00:01:59:During the first part we'll try to remotely boot Efika 
00:02:03:using a different computer, then we'll install MorphOS.
00:02:13 Let's start from network booting. 
00:02:17:This method is very effective 
00:02:19:specially because not 
00:02:21:every USB stick is seen in the OF (Open Firmware). 
00:02:29:Network booting works always ;) 
00:02:32:but we need a second computer.
00:02:35:Today this crucial part goes to this laptop
00:02:39:  with Windows XP.
00:02:51:The owner has log in.
00:02:58:He's typing the 30 letter password. 
00:03:01:He made it in his first attempt.
00:03:03:Bravo please ;)
00:03:11:To boot PC through the network we need a TFTP protocol.
00:03:20:The best solution here and free would be TFTPD32. 
00:03:26:Done by Mr Jouin, he's from France 
00:03:30:I'm afraid I won't risk trying to pronounce his name correctly ;)
00:03:35:Anyway, it's a very simple server. 
00:03:38:After installing, its default folder where,
00:03:43:we should put Efika booting image, is C:.
00:03:53:Here we've swapped to D:.
00:03:57:There should be Efika booting image right here.
00:04:12:That's the file.
00:04:18:Here the server shows its own IP, 
00:04:22:which we'll assign to Efika in order to connect. 
00:04:32:Important technical note here.
00:04:35:The Efika OF description says that it's possible to boot with DHCP,
00:04:43:then Efika itself sets the server address which provides the booting image.
00:04:51:It only works when DHCP server is the same machine as the TFTP server, 
00:04:58:which often is not the case.
00:05:01:Therefore the safest method is to boot with static IP address.
00:05:08:That's how we'll do it here.
00:05:11:The PeeCee is ready for action.
00:05:14:The server is waiting for the instructions.
00:05:18:We can move on to Efika.
00:05:22:Before we'll start booting,
00:05:24:it's crucial to set a few ENV variables in OF.
00:05:34:Among many variables displayed here,
00:05:40:there are a few important.
00:05:42:Above all we can see "dev alias" which is called "eth".
00:05:49:It's a device which is treated as net booting device.
00:05:56:So we'll boot with it.
00:06:01:Later on we set the variables; client IP, server IP.
00:06:04:The first is the address of our Efika.
00:06:07:We have to remember that it should be the 
00:06:10:right address of the subnet in which there is the PC.
00:06:15:Server IP is the address of this PC.
00:06:19:Right now we can see that it's set to the right address.
00:06:24:If it weren't, we should set it right.
00:06:26:Let me show you how to do it in a minute.
00:06:30:The last important variable is the one which is called "boot protocol",
00:06:37there we write how Efika is to set the server address where the boot file is kept.
00:06:49:DHCP is default, thus a snag mentioned earlier appears,
00:06:56:RAPR means that the address is statically set.
00:07:12:If we didn't have the server's or client's IP addresses 
00:07:18:set correctly we would do it this way.
00:07:24:(Krashan is typing ...)
00:07:40:This way we set the client's address alias Efika's.
00:07:44:We do it in the same way with the server address, but we change the variable: server, IP.
00:07:49:We set it using command: SETENV booting protocol.
00:07:55:Now, let's try to boot Efika
00:08:01:First the device
00:08:04:and the name of the file booting Efika
00:08:08:Here this file after being dowloaded from MorphOS.net server
00:08:13:has a very long name
00:08:16:so I've changed its name to efika.img.
00:08:26:At the moment the process of loading is in progress, 
00:08:29:as it can be seen on PC.
00:08:39:Log window shows the connection.
00:08:42:Here we can see the loading progress.
00:08:45:It's worth noting that net booting is quite faster than USB booting, 
00:08:51:a few times faster, 
00:08:53:cause USB boot may last even 3 minutes,
00:08:57:here we've reached 4/5.
00:09:14:Kernel loading has finished, right now the system is booting.
00:09:27:Right now we are on a startup install screen of the complete MorphOS,
00:09:34:because what we've booted is a minimal set 
00:09:40:of parts which allow to start net installation 
00:09:43:of a complete ISO image.
00:09:46:This process will be shown by Jerzy (Drako) on his computer, 
00:09:53:on which there is a downloaded ISO on his hard drive.
00:09:58:After that he's gonna boot up from his HDD.
00:10:11:Right now I'm gonna boot up the installer from the HDD
00:10:17:It's gonna take a few seconds...
00:10:29:As we can see there's the install screen, 
00:10:33:so we can start the installation process.
00:10:35:It isn't a very complicated process.
00:10:40:On the first screen we can choose the language and time zone
00:10:48:Preferred language Polish
00:10:58:Next let's choose the resolution
00:11:03:Here of course MorphOS reads off the available resolutions
00:11:11:offered by our monitor or an overhead projector.
00:11:20:Next we set the time.
00:11:24:In the window we can choose the keyboard settings,
00:11:35:we can set mouse preferences for left or right handed,
00:11:39:of course we can choose the type of pointer.
00:11:41:Next we have net preferences. 
00:11:43:We change nothing here because of DHCP.
00:11:47:Now let's choose the disk.
00:11:53:Let's set the boot priority.
00:12:00:Let's save settings.
00:12:05:Now we can choose to: download ISO from the Internet, 
00:12:11:or point out the path of the ISO situated on the HDD.
00:12:23:We choose the partition on which MorphOS is to be installed.
00:12:46:Now the installation is taking place, it's gonna take a while :)
00:12:55:As you see MorphOS has installed,
00:13:00:therefore we can start it up.
00:13:30:(the video is badly synchronized,please fast forward from 00.13.30 to 00.14.22. 
00:13:39:I do apologize for that. Drako. )
00:13:49:(the video is badly synchronized,plase fast forward from 00:13:30 to 00:14:22.
00:13:57:I do apologize for that. Drako.)
00:14:22:As you can see the OF appeared again.
00:14:24:Now we'll enter the magical booting command
00:14:29:(He's typing...)
00:14:44:From version 2.0 the Boot Menu, which Classic Amiga has, is available.
00:14:50:Boot Menu shows us available devices.
00:14:57:Capability of booting without startup-sequence,
00:15:02:we can choose the resulution.
00:15:05:Now we're booting,
00:15:14:which will happen fast and nice :)
00:15:16:Now I'm gonna show you the new stuff which appeared in MorphOS 2.1 update.
00:15:26:(I'll try to find it out as I've booted MorphOS 2.1 for the first time)
00:15:35:Here we have a program which is already in 2.0 version
00:15:37:but it wasn't shown during previous presentations; "Fragment"\
00:15:40:It shows how the memory is fragmented, 
00:15:47:we can change colors.
00:15:49:Usefulness is rather low.
00:15:54:(Nonetheless the icon is nice. Kraszan.)
00:15:57:Next app is "Graphic board". It displays the info about GFX card.
00:16:04:We can read out the type, here we have Radeon 9200.
00:16:19:Next nice app is called "Mounter".
00:16:22:Right now I don't have a Linux partition,
00:16:24:but thanks to this app you can mount and unmount partitions.
00:16:30:It's not a problem any more.
00:16:33:We don't have to use any scripts.
00:16:34:Now it's nice and easy.
00:16:46:There are new "SBars" 
00:16:49:eg. "Volume"
00:17:06:As well as log manager bar: "Debug.sbar"
00:17:37:There's also a Web Browser, it's called "Sputnik"
00:17:43:Let's browse to MorphOS Team webpage (www.morphos.net) for example
00:18:04:We can find many useful info about the system there
00:18:23:Here we have information about changes in MorphOS 2.1
00:18:32:Let's check another site.
00:18:53:It's the web page of Genesi, which sponsors PowerDev Meeting #5
00:18:59:In the Event heading we can see the information about our meeting.
00:19:02:Let's visit our webpage.
00:19:24:I'm gonna change the boot priority 
00:19:35:(Very nice boot picture. You can change it in prefs. Drako.)
00:19:40:Now I'm gonna show you 3D GFX usage.
00:19:43:There's an app called "Lucy", which helps to set the transparency of the windows.
00:19:51:It isn't bundled with MorphOS.
00:19:57:Authors are developers from AmigaZeux group (www.amigazeux.net)
00:20:08:(It offers different settings. Drako. )
00:20:26:Next app is called "Titler".
00:21:05:(The last synchronization error. Please fast forward from 00.21.04 to 00.29.12. I do apologize once again. Drako. )
00:21:40:(The last synchronization error. Please fast forward from 00.21.04 to 00.29.12. I do apologize once again. Drako. )
00:22:10:(The last synchronization error. Please fast forward from 00.21.04 to 00.29.12. I do apologize once again. Drako. )
00:22:40:(The last synchronization error. Please fast forward from 00.21.04 to 00.29.12. I do apologize once again. Drako. )
00:23:40:(The last synchronization error. Please fast forward from 00.21.04 to 00.29.12. I do apologize once again. Drako. )
00:25:20:(The last synchronization error. Please fast forward from 00.21.04 to 00.29.12. I do apologize once again. Drako. )
00:27:00:(The last synchronization error. Please fast forward from 00.21.04 to 00.29.12. I do apologize once again. Drako. )
00:28:30:(The last synchronization error. Please fast forward from 00.21.04 to 00.29.12. I do apologize once again. Drako. )\
00:28:50:Next app is called "Titler".
00:29:14:It's been developed by Pawel "Stefkos" Stefanski.
00:29:22:This app is in pre early alpha stage, hence  GUI isn't very friendly yet.
00:29:39:Nonetheless I'm gonna try to show you some nice effects.
00:29:34:Firstly, perhaps a nice writing.
00:29:55:Now we can move on to editing
00:30:00:...so that it would be more visible
00:30:03:I'll use the backdrop
00:30:29:Now let's get back to the writing.
00:30:37:You can rotate it,stretch it,
00:31:09:you can add another backdrop, which will be transparent.
00:31:47:Of course you can edit it on many different ways