Hibernated 1 (help needed)

I have been stuck in Hibernated 1 (revised version) almost a year now... So, I think there is no other choise than ask for help!-)

First I advanced in it very steadily, and has already achieved these:

- Free access to all rooms of the foreign spaceship, and Olivia has become the commander of it

- IO has been integrated into the bridge of the the foreign ship

- Olivia has met the old navigator and got from him a 'silver disc', which I suppose contains a map that is needed for navigating the ship to it's home planet

But I have not been able to to find out how and where to use that 'silver disk'! I have tried to pose it on all possible (and impossible) locations but has not found the solution. IO does not have anything to say, no help from there either...

So, could someone please guide me a step forward...? No need for long recipes, just a small hint how or where to use that mysterious 'disc' .

@Gregor

Sorry for being lame but what is this? I have no clue...

@Reynolds

It's an Infocom style interactive fiction game.

https://www.amiga-shop.net/en/Amiga-So ... -Directors-Cut::1155.html

@AmigaOldskooler

...and it's even free from the devs site over at itch.io

35€ is hillarious

...and while it may not yet been correctly added, it can be played through ScummVM (being a Z-Code based game), just add it as unknown variant from it's "Modern PCs" subdir

@Raziel

Well, you do get the following included if you purchase the boxed version:

3.5" floppy disk
Cardboard box with slipcase (23 x 18.5 x 2.5 cm)
Mission patch
Developer's autograph card
MicroSD card including disk images and more
Manual (DIN A5, English)
Quick guide "How to Play Interactive Fiction"
Stickers
Poster (Din A3)
Shrink-wrapped

I don't think 35 EUR is too much to ask for a boxed, new game with all those extras.

@Reynolds
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It's a text adventure. I prefer nowadays this game type as the adventure happens only in my own mind, in my imagination, not on the screen. The player is not restricted anyhow by the graphics created by the author, in cotntrast to graphical games.

Hibernated is a little bit complicated as a starting point to this genre, e.g. Davide Bucci's games are somewhat easier for a newcomer (http://davbucci.chez-alice.fr/index.p ... ueen.inc&language=English). He has created masterly the atmosphere of the epoque used in his games!