Does 'myX11Setup' need an update?

Hi CynusED & all,
First problem:
If I launch from "myX11Setup" from the requester window - Yes
"Should the AmiCygnix-server be started with the actual setting?
This Error appears:
Cygnix:Start_AmiCygnix.bat: Unknown command
The file doesn't exist anywhere, but the icon file "AmiCygnix.info" points to that file. If deleteted the icon, and created a new one, but it still doesn't change anything.
Can you look at the "myX11Setup" executive? Is it up to date?

Second problem:
Snuffy's "myX11Setup" Configuration:
Screenmode: Radeon 9250:1152x864 RGB16
Videodriver: picasso96
WindowManager: Openbox
Panel: Ixpanel
Toolbar:(no toolbar)
DesktopManager: IDesk Desktop Manager
Background picture: AmiCygniX11:AmiCygnix/CygnixPPC/share/pixmaps/backgrounds/AmiCygnix1152x864.png
User startfile:
Status-Output:to console-window
CON parameter: CON:10/125/500/100Cygnix Console/AUTO/CLOSE
Workaround Alt-key:activate
Amiga assigns:show
Amiga clipboard:not use Strg=key

This config. file works perfect in OS4.1, but errors out in Update1 with "Xdefault"
If I try to launch from "myX11Setup" from the requester window - Yes
It asks for assigns, but the ADos Assign request directories are blank. So I don't what to select ; I just click Assign and get the next 'Xdefault' error and etc to infinity.
If I try using the AmiCygnix icon, I enter the Desktop system, but everything is dead; i.e. I can't input anything.

Could look into this anomaly with the OS4.1 Update1?

Thanks

@Snuffy

did you assign Cygnix: first?

copy the old user-startup lines from your back to your new user-startup

See this thread:

should we re-install AmiCygnix now that the update is here??

@Snuffy

It seems, that your installation is broken. Please check, if these lines are in your user-startup:

;BEGIN Cygnix
assign Cygnix: <your path>
execute Cygnix:s/Cygnix-Startup
;END Cygnix

They should be placed after the OS4-SDK startup.

Hi @cygnusEd

It seems, that your installation is broken. Please check...

This how it is my User-Startup:

;BEGIN SDK
assign SDK:AOS4.1:SDK
execute SDK:s/SDK-Startup
;END SDK

;BEGIN Cygnix
assign Cygnix: "AmiCygnix:X11"
execute Cygnix:s/Cygnix-Startup
;END Cygnix

The SDK is not on the boot-up drive. Does that change anything or everything? I just Installed SDK in OS4.1 a couple weeks ago. Do I need to install SDK onto OS4.1update1 drive? You seeing any syntax error?
edit:
Three partions being used here. IS that a problem?

@Snuffy

Seems to be o.k. But does "Cygnix:Start_AmiCygnix.bat" exist?