04-28-2008 10:54 AM
04-30-2008 01:46 PM
04-30-2008 03:17 PM
09-05-2008 11:19 AM
I am also having the same problem on a new RT system running LabVIEW 8.5. The specific library that is failing to load is niidqsvr.dll. What driver does that library belong to?
Thanks,
Cherie
09-08-2008 02:37 PM
Hi CherieC,
It looks like the problem you are having is addressed here. It seems that on my system, that .dll is in folder for the NI-DAQ driver.
Regards,
Stephen S.
09-09-2008 03:18 PM
Hi Stephen,
Thanks for your reply. I uninstalled and re-installed NI-DAQ traditional on my RT target, and that seems to have stopped the error message.
I am still bothered by the fact that a new system would have this problem right out of the box. Something for NI to look into I guess...
Thanks for your help,
Cherie
09-30-2008 10:21 AM
I have experienced a similar problem when trying to deploy the network shared variables on a PXI 8106 RT machine I got the following message:
LabVIEW: Failed to load shared library c:\ni-rt\system\taggerrt.dll on RT target device.
(successfully deployed target settings)
Deploying variables - network - RT.lvlib
Deploying variables - network - RT.lvlib:Abort & Warning \\100.1.1.170\variables - network - RT\Abort & Warning deployed.
Deploying variables - network - RT.lvlib:Status Messages \\100.1.1.170\variables - network - RT\Status Messages deployed.
Deploying variables - network - RT.lvlib:Controls \\100.1.1.170\variables - network - RT\Controls deployed.
Deploying variables - network - RT.lvlib:Analog Inputs \\100.1.1.170\variables - network - RT\Analog Inputs deployed.
Deploying variables - network - RT.lvlib:Discrete Inputs \\100.1.1.170\variables - network - RT\Discrete Inputs deployed.
Deploying variables - network - RT.lvlib:stop \\100.1.1.170\variables - network - RT\stop deployed.
Download completed with errors.
On further investigation I found that the c:\ni-rt\system\ folder doesn't exist on the host machine. The taggerrt.dll does exist in c:\Program Files\National Instruments\RT images\NVE Core\1.2.1.
So; why didn't the deployment software know where it is? This is a new installation on both machines; it seems to me that this type of problem should never happen! How do I fix it?
10-01-2008 04:42 PM
Hi Mr6dof,
You are correct that the c:\ni-rt folder does not exist on your host machine. That path refers to your Real-Time target. As for how to solve your problem, did you try the steps in the document here that I posted earlier? You should be able to use an FTP client to access the target and open your ni-rt.ini file.
Regards,
Stephen S.
10-01-2008 05:23 PM