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@broadblues

Ok,
thank you.
Now it's all ok!

Okay, it's clear what going on wrt to the two images differeing the original is palettemapped with single colour transparency, the version displayed inline is a scaled copy processed at 32bits (probably by the forum software) , this meaninsg the alpha channel contains smoothing and so is now grey ...

Hi!
The problem was that os4 png datatypes wont load the alpha channel of the pic...

EDIT: with internal Hollywood imag loader I get no errors and the pic was loaded correctly...

Hi there,
according with Andreas Falkenhahn we have noticed that there was a bug in OS4.1FE(trye on that) PNG DataTypes, it wont recognize correctly alpha channel in a picture that I have...or better, it recognize the alpha channel but while I will load the image with alpha channel it dont works ...

But when we can have a decent disk salvage utility for modern FileSystems?

DiskSalv was a dream unfortunately....

@Benny

not only the bench, try real app
Was really smoother and nicer to use

also 8500 series wasnt supported on AmigaOS4.1 unfortunately...
The fastest supported AGP card avaialbe on Pegasos2 was(as sayd above) the Radeon9000pro card, nothing more nothing less...
Every other theorically supported card that was faster than 9000pro like the 9100 wasnt supported under AmigaOS4 ...

yes, but...
Without 3D support you cant use belnder, games, bankers....
I think a 2D card without 3D was useless...

I get a Radeon9000pro and was really better than "standard" 9250 in 2D and also 3D on my Peg2...if you have a radeon92x0 try to use Radeon9000pro firstly...

dunno, but also if works, you cant use 3D with its since no 3D drivers was availabel for taht card unfortunately

Hi,
well...I think the image was formed by several image strip because it was "stitched" from some satellite photos...Was pretty impossible to have such a big and defined photo from a single shot I think...
However I think also that on a computer in 2012 was not so right to have still a '90 ...