Ok, I'll look more closely in a few days.
I had a closer look and could find the error on the game logic. However, I still have to work to put together the build system to get the Amiga game. I changed my computer in the meanwhile and the compiler I used does not like the gcc version I have now. I think I will manage to get something working as I need it for other things, too, but it will require some time.
In the meanwhile, I tried with the FS-UAE emulator with this sequence on Silk Dust for Amiga version 1.0 and it worked:
restart
shibboleth ohbastala
n
n
w
talk to father
read letter
read message
e
s
e
talk to voicepipe
push button
w
n
talk to nanna
s
s
open the door
e
activate compressor
x compressor
open valve
w
n
n
x bench
take oiler
s
s
e
put oil on the valve
open valve
activate compressor
It's strange - your last sequence looks exactly the same like the previous one (posted few days ago) which didn't work. I'll wait for fixed Amiga version.
Anyway I've played Spectrum version and I have gone further in the game. I met Father Antonio and talked to him. When I come back to my car and want to drive it a message "you forgot about something" appears. What should be done here?
Thank you for your patience: I'm currently battling against the cross compiler, I'm confident I will succeed one day or another :-)
The sequence was almost identical to the first one but I wanted to be sure to start from scratch, hence the password. I suspected a different behavior from what I got may came from something different on the start of part 2.
I'm glad you could advance the game on the Spectrum. Give the tunic back to Salvatore, or put it back on the shed. You don't want to steal it after all.
Well, il looks like you have found another bug!
There is something that does not work when you drop things in the game. It is strange that I haven't noticed this before! The exact same code works perfectly with other C compilers. I'm looking what went wrong right now (the compiler toolchains is installed, this time, so I hope it won't take too long).