Is this CyberVision64 broken?

[djkoelkast]

I've reinstalled my A4000 because it wasn't really running ok.
Did a full 3.1 install, 3.9 upgrade, bb1, 2, 3 and 4, CyberGraphx V4 + 4.3 update.

After a lot of looking stuff up (new 68060 libraries, startup-sequence changes in bb3/4 and so on) I've got it fully working. Finally.
But when I switch to my CyberVision64 everything is distorted.

Please see attachment.

Is it broken? (the left/right mouse pre-boot menu says WORKING on everything) Or did I just do something wrong (I hope so )

Thanks.

[djkoelkast]

impossible to tell just by looking at the picture. I'd personally go for Picasso96 as imho its better. Do you have anything running in wbstart or startup/user that is new?

Since I'm unable to change my CyberVision into a Picasso I'll stick with this. I've had it for years, it worked for years, now I get this. This also happens when I change the Zorro slot it is in.

All WBStart items are standard items from either OS 3.9 or one of the 4 boing bags. I did not install any of them myself (yet). Just put the workbench refresh thing and the amidock away because I don't like them.

[djkoelkast]

Oh you mean like drivers? Where can I find them and how do I remove the CyberGraphx v4?
On the other hand: it did work before, but then again, that was a different installation.

Do I need these ones? http://lilliput.amiga-projects.net/Picasso96.htm

[djkoelkast]

Ok just removed every trace of CyberGraphx, rebooted, installed Picasso from the link above.
When installing I get this error when it's 75% done:

COPYFILES: Couldn't copy file "Picasso96Mode" in line 4421.

DOS Error Type: Not enough memory for installation to continue.

Which surprises me, I have more than enough chip and fastmem available.

When skipping that part (possible when running install again and deselect it) the error comes again with another file (a .readme one).
Apart from that the installation seems to complete (when deselecting certain things), but now I can't get it booted.
It boots, don't see anything, reboots. This loops.
I'll try removing the stuff again through the emergency boot disk.

[djkoelkast]

The photo was taken with the original V4 cd + V4 RC5 installed
V6 was about MorphOS, which I don't use, so I left it at RC5.

[djkoelkast]

I'll try to figure something out with the video ram. It is replacable, isn't it (in case it's gone forever?)

[djkoelkast]

I've had it running before.
Also tried it with just bb2 and without the update, then there's that bug you can't select any screen modes but do get the boot logo. The boot logo was looking like crap too (green horizontal lines and so on)

[djkoelkast]

Will try both tonight, thanks!

[djkoelkast]

Reseating the memory has worked. It has taken a while, my whole Amiga was refusing to boot. I bought myself a nice big towercase, built the Amiga in it and now everything works like a charm!