Once the installation is complete and the system has been started for the first time the system can be configured to your personal liking. IWizard will create the partition layout automatically, destroying the previous contents of the hard drive. On Macs, only the automated partition layout mode is supported, which will set up the hard disk in a way compatible with Apple's firmware. On any of the supported bPlan / Genesi platforms (Pegasos 1, Pegasos 2, Efika), the boot image must reside on a partition with a 512 byte block size since the firmware in these machines can not read partitions with a different block size. Otherwise you will have to move the boot.img file to an FFS partition below the 1st 4GB on the hard disk.
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In case you are using a Pegasos 1 machine, you should install MorphOS on the first partition and make sure it's formatted with FFS. You need to have at least 1 bootable partition in order to boot MorphOS from the hard drive. IWizard will guide you through basic configuration, partitioning, formatting and installation. Run the install application IWizard either from the 'FirstFlight' window or the 'Tools' directory on the Install CD. If there is any boot partition in your system that has a higher or equal boot priority, it will not boot from that hdimg partition but might use the higher or equal priority partition instead.Īlso, if your USB stick or hard disk is not detected properly at the hardware level and assuming it is using a supported partition / file system setup, please contact the device manufacturer for support. Please note that the hdimg partition uses a boot priority of 5 to boot. Once it is done booting, follow the on-screen instructions. Depending on devices, it may take a few minutes to load the installation image. Then, replace 'scsi:0' in the boot command line with the right device. Should that happen, typing 'devalias' in OpenFirmware will list available units. Please note that 'scsi:0' may not the right name for USB stick in some cases. Press escape on the keyboard until you reach the Open Firmware prompt.In order to have access to a mouse and keyboard while you are installing from a USB device, we suggest you use a USB hub to connect these input devices.Insert the USB device into a USB port on the Efika.Write the file to an USB mass storage device directly. Previous installations methods involving a special Efika install image are no longer supported. When the boot selection menu appears, press enter again to activate the boot device menu.Insert the SD card into your Sam460's internal SD card slot.Write morphos-3.15.hdimg to an SD card directly as a disk image.Press enter to confirm your choice in the boot device menu, then escape and enter again to select 'boot this configuration'.If you are not sure, then try first the one and then the other. From this menu either choose '3x12 SATA DVD' or '3114 SATA DVD' depending on which SATA controller your optical drive is connected to. When prompted to do so by the firmware, press enter on the keyboard to activate the boot selection menu.We recommend installing from CD where possible. The Sam460 supports installation both via CDROM and via SD card inserted into the internal SD card slot of the Sam460.
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