*** BonePhone V0.8.1 alpha installation instructions ***



1. unpacking

	When reading this you probably unpacked BonePhone successfully.
	
	1. cd to your home directory: 

		cd <RETURN>

	2. unpack the tar archive:

		tar xvzf bonephone-0.8.1-alpha.tgz       or without GNU tar

		gunzip bonephone-0.8.1-alpha.tgz | tar xvf -

	Now you have all necessary prgram and resource files in the 
	bonephone subdirectory. If you have already installed a previous
	version, you may keep your configuration files. If this is your 
	first installation you must	unpack the bonphone config files:

	1. cd to your home directory: 

		cd <RETURN>

	2. check for existing bonephone config files:

		.bonephone/bonerc
		.bonephone/phonebook
		.bonephone/profiles
		.mbus
		bonephone/configfile       (not in the .bonephone directory !!)
		bonephone/JAVAHOME

		If you find these files, you probably don't need to unpack the 
		config files. If you want to do so anyway, you should check
		the new config files for your personal settings.
			
	3. unpack the tar archive with the config files:

		tar xvzf bonephone-0.8.1-alpha-cfg.tgz       or without GNU tar:

		gunzip bonephone-0.8.1-alpha-cfg.tgz | tar xvf -

	4. Customize the config files. Read in README.config contained in the
	   above tar archive


2. startup

	You need a pre-installed copy of suns Java-II platform jdk 1.4 on your
	machine. You can get it from suns website at http://www.sun.com and dig
	for the 1.4 jdk. When this software was writen, jdk 1.4 was still in beta
	state, so any higher version should do the job either.

	1. go to the bonephone directory:
	
		cd ; cd bonephone

	2. Edit the JAVAHOME file using your favorite text editor.
	   It should read like this:

		export JAVAHOME=/usr/java/jdk.1.4

	   The path must point to the jdk1.4 main directrory. Below this directory
	   the bin and jre/lib directories must exist.

	3. run it:

		./run        or if the bash isn't located in /bin

		sh run

	   now the GUI should pop up (can take half a minute).

	4. In the main window you should read at least two lines starting
	   with "Device". These are the audio devices found by the media-engine
	   (rat-4.2.20). If you see only one line reading "Device: No Audio Device"
	   there is a driver problem with your soundcard, or rat simply does not
	   support your audio card.



Author(s): Application, mbus and rat mods : Jens Fiedler (fiedler@fokus.gmd.de)
           SIP-UA, NIST-SIP mods: Stefan Foeckel (foeckel@fokus.gmd.de)
