In general, I have no idea what it was, but ... I once again updated the retropie setup script, and once again uninstalled and installed amiberry from the sources. And (magic) everything finally worked as it should ... amazing (sarcasm)

@BuZz thank you. BuZz can you also take a look at the "general" thread of Amiberry? I'm finding that games runs a little faster then normal, I made a video about that. If you want I can make more of them. Thanks.

I just noticed the lha I am using is only 58k and could no way contain a game. It wasn't a problem with the Kickstarts, it was the lha. I switched to a good lha and the game is loading!

Have a look at this Topic, this might help: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/24954/retropie-save-games-amiberry-mame?_=1584452038649 I had the same problem and solved it the way you can see in the last 2 posts.

@Dwarfboysim Why don't you ask it here ?

I believe the problem is the same as https://github.com/midwan/amiberry/issues/542 I have debugged it and described on the ticket how to fix it so you may not need the workaround soon I hope.

Getting the games to run with just a controller can be a pain. I wrote a detailed tutorial on how to get this working. https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/19302/tutorial-painless-amiga-emulation-using-amiberry/1

@mitu I meticulously went back through, deleted everything away then reinstalled all of the packages. As I monitored for discrepancies keeping note of your original comment, the script practically saved as a completely different file upon using my Windows right click. You were 100% correct about the Unix line endings and copying in the actual data from github and saving over the original info did the trick! So if you are experiencing a similar issue, the fix is fairly simple: Open the amigatool .sh in notepad++. Replace the contents with the raw data here. Open the amigatool-batch .sh in notepad++. Replace the contents with the raw data here. Save both files. Additionally, the original instructions assume that the user knows what to do with these scripts. They simply need to: Change their active directory to their Amiga folder : cd /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/amiga After the five installation commands above, download the scripts here and place them in your Amiga folder. Run sudo chmod a+x amigatool*, as explained originally. Run sudo chown pi:pi amigatool*, as explained originally. Copy the scripts into your Amiga CD32 folder: cd /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/amigacd32 Fix the contents (if necessary) by updating the text as explained above.

from the gamelist which file is loaded? the .lha archive? And is the .whd in the same folder as the whdload_db.xml located possibly at /opt/retropie/emulators/amiberry/whdboot/

I remember having an issue before with Amiberry and trying to reset the autoboots of my games. If I remember correctly I fixed it by going to: /opt/retropie/configs/amiga/amiberry/whdboot/game-data And deleting the whdload_db.xml file from there (or you could manually go through the entire list and remove the entries you wish to show the bootloader for again). Obviously I would strongly suggest backing up the file first before deleting or editing it! I hope this helps!

Well... this seems to be the temporary fix... finally! Works good for me on the latest build. Just do what the user AnalogHero recommends at the bottom of the thread and it will load as it should. https://github.com/midwan/amiberry/issues/436 JR

@backstander I don't think so. I'm looking for a file that would effect one game only. I suppose I could do it for all games at a push.