OK, it was worth a shot. Probably everything would work if you commented out the two jsr -222(a6) lines in wrapper1.04!.S. This is why I hesitate to add stuff I can't test on my own reliably.
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Originally Posted by Nightfox
I should also mention that if my WB is in my usual NTSC interlaced mode and I use your old startup then as soon as I run your code my 1084S screen flickers for a second as if it is switching into the NTSC mode for a split second then going back into PAL again for your program, whereas if my WB is in PAL non interlace then the screen doesn't do this at all and is always able to exit fine.
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If you have a CRT monitor (and perhaps on some others, too?), it's normal with a "hiccup" of the display when switching from NTSC to and from PAL (so it should happen when starting Asm-One, too?). This is just how sync works on monitors. But interlace or not shouldn't cause such a hiccup. Maybe LoadView confuses the WB/Asm-One views in the system Copper lists?
So removing jsrs might fix this too
