01-24-2014 09:10 AM
Hi all
i have read some of the other threds here on the forum, where i downloaded the NI-Visa.5.4.0.iso and unpacked it.
when i runned the installer, it started up but i did not install any thing, the folder is there but nothing in it, here is the how it looks
i have just started with linux so i have no clue how to fix this issue.
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NI-VISA for Linux
version 5.4.0f0 for Linux
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National Instruments products support the following Linux distributions:
openSUSE
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Desktop + Workstation
Scientific Linux
Refer to README.txt for the latest information at the time of release.
Refer to www.ni.com/linux for the most recent information about Linux
support at National Instruments.
Continue? [Yn] Y
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tar 1.26
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NI-VISA for Linux version 5.4.0f0
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NI-VISA for Linux Installation completed successfully.
01-24-2014 09:12 AM
forgot to mention that i unpacked the iso in my home folder and, started the install from there.
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01-24-2014 09:15 AM
Hi,
Your problem is rpm Not found in current path
Ubuntu is deb package based distribution not rpm.
You should read thread about how install NI-VISA on deb based distribution.
01-27-2014 03:10 AM
thank you for the fast answer, im learning linux as we speak gone see if i can find the thread your recomending.
01-27-2014 08:49 AM
was looking at this one,https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-6742 but its only for 32Bit, and i have a 64Bit umbot machine
even though i used Alien to convert the RPM to DBM i got stuck due too the installer did not fint the files..
i probobly gone do an ugly version with a ptyhon server on my win machine with the instrument, and send the info back to the linux, not a fun solution 😕 but i cant spend days on trying to figure out, and learn at the same time... was hoping for an easy tutorial or solution
01-29-2014 03:50 AM
More information about 64-bit.
I have installed NI-VISA on Mageia Linux 2 64-bit without problems. It is rmp distro similar to RedHat Linux.
NI-VISa configuration utility also works, but I don't discover if I can create LabView application with VISA.
I think the best way is try to install NI-VISA on 64-bit rpm based distro (RadHat, OpenSUSE and Scientific Linux are officially supported)
03-04-2018 03:05 PM
I wonder why NI doesn't manage that trivial task of providing .deb packages.
Seriously, that's really easy.