Make sure that the driver is installed correctly. The tutorial linked by AndyFC above lists all the required steps. Because P96 does not support the PiStorm out of the box, some manual actions are required after the installation.

The most important part is the file emu68-vc4.card in Libs:Picasso96. Make sure it is there and not protected against reading.

The second important part is the file in Devs:Monitors. You can name it like you want, but in the tooltypes there must be BOARDTYPE=emu68-vc4. That's the name of the .card file without .card. Make sure it is spelled correctly, that there is only one BOARDTYPE= tooltype and that it does not have brackets around it. Also make sure that there is only one P96 monitor file.

Hi!

Is your hard drive mechanical? Have you tried to resetting your Amiga and go into the early startup menu (by holding the two mouse buttons) after the reset? Do you see your hard drive?

In my A4000, one of my mechanical hard drives is "too slow" to start and is not seen by my Amiga on a cold boot.

Good luck!
Tygre

I have recently set up my pistorm32 lite in my 1200 and installed os3.2, on the latest emu68 and the RTG picasso96 drivers.  I own Roadshow also and have tried installing the plipbox.device driver and Roadshow on it.  It installs OK and starts OK.  I have set a fixed ip and set up the dns servers and gateway, all configured properly but can't get it to work.  The debug shows it sets the ip address properly and netmask but I can't get out.  Tried pinging names and direct ips.  Not getting anywhere.  Tried pinging my router directly with it's ip and cannot ping it. I can ping localhost and my ip and it shows working ok, just can't get out.

Is there any kind of problem with using the plipbox with emu68 and the pistorm32 lite?  I have set up the hard drives and installed os 3.2 and everything else appears to be working fine.  Is there something I am missing?  I have used the plipbox on my 1200 before without a pistorm without any problems.

I've just some tests and renamed my Picasso96settings file in Devs, then re-ran Picasso96mode in the Prefs folder, and it created a brand new settings file, verifying Thomas' comment.

In the P96 installation, which graphics card did you choose to install? Is there a matching file in Devs/monitors? (Third screenshot in the GitHub instructions)

What happens when you try to open Picasso96mode? Any error messages?

Snoopdos is very simple to install and run. In its default setup it displays an output window of file reads and writes, with success and fail next to each, which is very useful to track down files that the OS can't find.