Burntime AGA on WinUAE 4.3.0 shows some screens garbaged

[AmigaSurfer]

If I run Burntime AGA and go to the dialog to load a previous saved game, this screen is garbaged. See attached scrennshot.
I tried many different settings. From my A4000 OS3.9 BB2 emulation with graphics card to a blank A1200 with ROM 3.1 or 3.0 and booting from a Workbench 3.1 floppy. With or without FastRAM. Is this a settings problem or a bug in WinUAE 4.3.0?

[Mclane]

Corrupt save game?

Just a thought...

[hexaae]

WHDLoad version works fine, not a WinUAE issue.

[AmigaSurfer]

Originally Posted by Mclane

Corrupt save game?

This problem appears before I load a saved game.
While playing the game there is a screen "Statistik" with the same problem.

[Konrad]

With a half correct, half wrong picture I would assume corrupted disks.

[BippyM]

What version of the game is this? Original, crack if so have you tried a different crack? WHDload? Version and more info needed.

This could very well be a problem with the version you are using etc

[AmigaSurfer]

Sorry for the inconvenience. The main program and at least one other file seems to be corrupted. The game was installed from original disks to my A4000 in 1994. Maybe they had got corrupted some years later, when my harddrive in the A4000 had got to hot, due to a failed fan. I never played it since this.
Today I made adf-images from the original disks and reinstalled the game. With not exceeding 2 MByte Chip-RAM the game seems to running fine on my A4000 OS3.9 BB2 emulation.

[hexaae]

Use WHDLoad version and it will run fine from your emulated WB, no need to boot with a degraded WinUAE configuration just to run this game.

Remember you can use directly in the WHD's slave icon "uae-configuration" tool to degrade, if needed, your system before the game is launched, and you can set-up a script automatically executed when you quit the game and return to WB.

1. copy "uae-configuration" Amiga tool available in every full WinUAE package to Amiga's C:
2. put a restore script executed when you quit every WHDLoad game in S:whdload_cleanup
3. then you can use as tooltype for any specific WHDLoad game these TT:
Executestartup=
ExecutePostDisk=uae-configuration cachesize 0 cpu_speed real cycle_exact true waiting_blits true (just an example)

When you quit S:whdload_cleanup will automatically be executed to restore the system at full speed...