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ejscribner

22-01-2016 18:56

roboRIO Image mismatch

I am trying to deploy code to my robot and I'm getting the message

Code:

BUILD FAILED

C:\Users\Developer\wpilib\java\current\ant\build.xml:208: Assertion failed boolean test.

roboRIO Image does not match plugin, allowed image version: 19

I know that my roboRIO has version 23 on it, and I'm also fairly sure that my plugins are all up to date. So what could be causing this mismatch? Should I just try downgrading the roboRIO image?

virtuald

22-01-2016 19:33

Re: roboRIO Image mismatch

Quote:

Originally Posted by ejscribner (Post 1528666)

I am trying to deploy code to my robot and I'm getting the message

Code:

BUILD FAILED

C:\Users\Developer\wpilib\java\current\ant\build.xml:208: Assertion failed boolean test.

roboRIO Image does not match plugin, allowed image version: 19

I know that my roboRIO has version 23 on it, and I'm also fairly sure that my plugins are all up to date. So what could be causing this mismatch? Should I just try downgrading the roboRIO image?

It's missing the leading component, you need 2016v19, not 2015v23.

euhlmann

23-01-2016 10:01

Re: roboRIO Image mismatch

Reinstalling tools by closing eclipse, deleting the [your user profile]/wpilib/ directory, then restarting eclipse and letting the plugin copy out the folder again fixed this issue for me.

You can also update the check manually in
wpilib/cpp/current/ant/build.xml

ejscribner

26-01-2016 12:18

Re: roboRIO Image mismatch

Okay so I figured out the issue: I had to update my National Instruments tools to this years version so that my roborRIO imaging tool had the correct image (v19). Thanks guys!!

2130Pi

26-01-2016 13:55

Re: roboRIO Image mismatch

After you reImage the roboRio you have to reinstall the Java JDK and JRE for this year. There is an option in Eclipse to do that.

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