When a 'state' file is passed as a URL parameter, that's supposed to override a machine's 'resume' setting, but if a 'state' file is passed as EITHER a computer parameter (the original XML-based method) OR as a machine parameter (a newer method that allows a web page to override certain XML settings), that is NOT supposed to override the 'resume' setting. This restores the ability of the DONKEY.BAS demo to BOTH define a state file AND allow the machine to be suspended and resumed. Additionally, a new-ish Video card property (offStartAddr), which was originally added for the EGA/VGA, was not properly initialized for other cards, so when we restored the display of a suspended machine with a CGA, nothing would be displayed, due to lots of NaN buffer address calculations.

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