Chipset-settings not saved in .vAmiga

[ha24-1]

Hi, maybe I'm wrong - but I noticed that the chipset-settings (CPU/MHz) seems not to be saved in a .vAmiga-configuration (Version 2.3 (230106)).

I'm using several settings (f.i. A500/68000/7 with Kick1.3 and A500/68020/14 with Kick2.04). Selected ROM will be saved in .vAmiga, but not the selected processor. If I choose "Use as default" all of my configs are from now with this default (as I expected).

No big issue... so, don't panic. By-the-way: great work and many thanks for this perfect emulator (as your virtualC64, too!).

Best regards!

[dirkwhoffmann]

Hmm, I haven't been able to reproduce this. You are talking about the two options marked with a red arrow in the picture below, aren't you?

Did you press the "Use as Default" button inside the Chipset tab? If the "Use as Default" button in the Rom tab is pressed, only the Rom settings are saved.

[ha24-1]

Hi, yes, I pressed "Use as Default" in Chipset-Tab. What is the scope of this? .vAmiga-File of current running system or something common?

But I reproduced it again:

1. Started existing vAmiga-Config 1 with 68000/7 configured.
2. Switch off/ change settings to 68020/14. Press "Set to default"-Button . Press Apple-S.
3. Start existing vAmiga-Config 2 with 68000/7: Look into prefs: It runs with 68020/14.

[dirkwhoffmann]

The default storage ("Use as default" button) and .vamiga files are two different things.

• The default storage stores the values that are used when a new emulator instance is created, either by launching the app or by opening a new window with Cmd+n.
• .vAmiga files are snapshots. These files contain everything (the emulator state together with all settings). Hence, when you restore a snapshot (either via drag and drop or by double clicking a .vAmiga file), the settings will always reflect what is stored in the snapshot.

[ha24-1]

thank you for clarifying my confusion! I will trying again... :-)

[dirkwhoffmann]

Can this one be closed?

[ha24-1]

yes, please close.