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Instalación de MorphOS en un Amiga

Prometo traducirlo al castellano :-)

También pondré enlaces al Ambient beta+MUI4 actualizado para tener un escritorio decente (mejor que el del 3.9), Poseidon, MorphOS Update Pack, etc. Yo la verdad es que tengo un sistema majo, corre el OWB y todo. Imagino que con la BlizzardPPC y 256MB se podrá ver Youtube aunque no se si la Blizzard tendrá chicha para ver videos pequeños
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*HOW TO INSTALL MORPHOS IN YOUR PPC CLASSIC MIGGY*
Updated by Crumb on 29/05/2008

Download latest version from:
http://powerup.morphos-team.net/

points to keep in mind:
-create the partition in the first 4GB of the HD
-it's better to format the partition with FFS from AmigaOS3.1 or even
better,use Aminet's SFS. Don't use Jörg Strohmayer's SFS. It could
work with OS3.5/OS3.9 FFS but it could cause problems.
-Unpack the ISO in that partition. If you burn the CD using peecee
software be careful with filename length and executable attributes.
-Check out that all monitors located in devs/monitors have set the
"executable" flag. You can set it using icon information.
-Download the kickstart modules for paula sound and floppy disk from
the following address:
http://skolman-mws.w.interia.pl/mos/extmodules.lha
if you can't access those modules you can extract the modules by
yourself from your ROM3.1 (not an A500/A2000 one!) using the programs
Luciferin or REMUS.
-Copy the modules to boot/extmodules
-NEVER user ED nor MEmacs nor Notepad to edit MorphOS PowerUp
startup-sequence. Use CygnusED, GoldED or any editor that doesn't
trunk line length to 255 characters
-Modify your Startup-sequence and be careful with the following lines:
*Don't use real kickstart as it's useless because you only would like
to use disk drive and paula audio modules (and these modules are
already located at your extmodules directory). You must have this line
active:
set kickstart "nokickstart"
*The booting device should include the text
"bootdevice=yourpartition". I can't remember if it's mandatory to
include the two points at the end of the device name. E.g.:
set bootdevice "bootdevice=MorphOS-HD"
*You must set the resetlevel of your machine correctly. If it doesn't
boot with default resetlevel try values 3 for BlizzardPPC or 5 if you
own a CyberstormPPC. If it doesn't work try with higher ones.
*If you don't own an Escom A4000T you will have to change last line so
it references "module1.rom.idehack" instead of "module1.rom". Of
course, you could also rename the files inside the boot directory so you
don't have to change the startup-sequence line.

-If you have some MAPROM options enabled MorphOS may not boot. If you
have problems you can try to disable MAPROM and special options.
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