[Scummvm-tracker] [ScummVM :: Bugs] #15865: BACKENDS: AMIGAOS: Reah crashes near the beginning (ScummVM 2.9.0)

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#15865: BACKENDS: AMIGAOS: Reah crashes near the beginning (ScummVM 2.9.0)
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Reporter:  Powerof8  |       Owner:  (none)
    Type:  defect    |      Status:  new
Priority:  normal    |   Component:  Port: AmigaOS4
 Version:            |  Resolution:
Keywords:            |        Game:  Reah
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Comment (by dwatteau):

 @Powerof8: I can't really say... I don't have any AmigaOS system or
 experience with it, but I maintain the OSX PowerPC port, which has a
 similar CPU -- but I couldn't replicate this particular issue here.

 The "problem" with AmigaOS is that it's quite hard to debug things on it,
 as far as I know (but maybe someone knows better about debuggers on
 AmigaOS). So, quite often, things are debugger through many trial-and-
 errors until we figure out where the issue may come from.

 (Also, I'm not sure there's anyone left in the ScummVM team having access
 to an AmigaOS system.)

 Things I'd consider:

 * Compare the checksums (MD5 or whatever) of all game resource files,
 between your AmigaOS and PC system (where you've downloaded the GOG files,
 I presume). Maybe some file got corrupted during transfer.
 * Back up your current ScummVM configuration file, and see if the problem
 still happens when you delete and start the ScummVM settings from scratch.
 Maybe the problem only happens with some particular setting you may have.
 * Try reproducing the issue while running ScummVM from CLI with the
 `--debuglevel=9` option, redirecting its output to a log file (warning:
 it's going to be very big). This way, when the game locks up on your
 system, we could figure out what ScummVM was doing just before that (i.e.
 provide the last dozen of lines from that log file, when the game locks
 ups).
 * If you have access to any other big-endian system (Wii, PS3) or if you
 can try MorphOS on your device, see if you also reproduce the issue there.
 The idea is to figure out if the problem really is AmigaOS specific, or
 still related to big-endian in some way. (It looks like BeWorld2018, among
 our users, has access to a MorphOS system; maybe try contacting him/her,
 as in my opinion it's a good idea to "join forces" between the smaller
 ScummVM ports.)
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