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UriF 09-01-2012 07:16
cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
Hey everyone.

I'm just getting ready for the 2012 season and tried to update my cRIO's (old cRio) Image to v43, as Wind River requires it.

Unfortunately, when i attempt at updating it using the Imaging Tool, i get the following error:

Code:
Unable to complete operation because of unexpected error 7:
File/Directory Info in ConfigUtility.lvlib:ReImageTarget.vi->ConfigUtility.lvlib:Dialog.vi<APPEND>
C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Local Settings\Temp\lvtemporary_515166\CRIO
Updating to an older Image seems to be fine.

In addition, I've tried using the NEW 2012 Imaging Tool, and it doesn't even recognize my cRIO.

Has anyone here encountered this problem? how can i resolve it?
Thanks in advance.

apalrd 09-01-2012 07:39
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
Due to major changes in the image format to handle multiple types of cRio's, you MUST use the 2012 imaging tool for the 2012 image.

As to it not recognizing the cRio, can you post more information?

UriF 09-01-2012 07:44
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by apalrd (Post 1100434)
Due to major changes in the image format to handle multiple types of cRio's, you MUST use the 2012 imaging tool for the 2012 image.

As to it not recognizing the cRio, can you post more information?

Thank you for your reply.

I believe my cRIO's IP is configured to be 10.22.13.(2?) and my PC is
configured to 10.22.13.6.

As i've said, the old Imaging Tool DOES recognize it. and it can successfully flash older Images.

Please tell me if you need any info that i have not mentioned.

UriF 09-01-2012 08:05
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
Nevermind! I've managed to get the new Imaging Tool to recognize my cRIO. I've done this by restarting my PC and the cRIO itself.

However, when flashing the new v43 Image using the new Imaging Tool I've ran into the following error:

Code:
Unable to complete operation because of unexpected error:
Error 15 occurred at Call Library Function Node in nisyscfg.lvlib:Format.vi:1->ConfigUtility.lvlib:2012_FormatSystem.vi->ConfigUtility.lvlib:ReImageTarget.vi->ConfigUtility.lvlib:Dialog.vi

Possible reason(s):

LabVIEW:  Resource not found.
Could this have to do with the fact that i haven't installed the things from the NI USB? If so, where could i get the appropriate files? since i don't have the USB currently with me.

apalrd 09-01-2012 08:10
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
Do you have any other ethernet adapters enabled? We saw weird issues in the beta test (although only with the new cRio) if any other ethernet adapters were even enabled (let alone connected).

What image version does the imaging tool show? V43? What version is the imaging tool?

I honestly don't know how the imaging tool will handle several versions of the imaging tool at the same time. We were told to uninstall everything old and re-install everything again, I would recommend that next.

UriF 09-01-2012 08:26
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
[+] I have disabled all other adapters as i have had problems with it before.
[+] the Imaging tool attempts to flash the v43 image.
[+] the cRIO currently has the v20 image.

And if i want to uninstall the old Imaging Tool to try and solve this, how would i go about that?

RufflesRidge 09-01-2012 09:06
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by UriF (Post 1100445)
Could this have to do with the fact that i haven't installed the things from the NI USB? If so, where could i get the appropriate files? since i don't have the USB currently with me.
Yes.

The 2012 Imaging tool will require the FRC Tools install from the NI USB to function properly.

DjMaddius 09-01-2012 09:21
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
Myself, Everytime I try to open anything from the labview utilities tab on the FRC 2012 update nothing will open. The only thing that will open is the programmer for the boards. Axis setup wont open, cRio imager wont open. Etc.


Anyone else having this issue?

RufflesRidge 09-01-2012 09:25
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by DjMaddius (Post 1100473)
Myself, Everytime I try to open anything from the labview utilities tab on the FRC 2012 update nothing will open. The only thing that will open is the programmer for the boards. Axis setup wont open, cRio imager wont open. Etc.


Anyone else having this issue?
Have you installed the Utilities Update?
http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/2262

ayeckley 09-01-2012 09:33
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
On a related note, I saw the behaviour described by the OP when trying to use the 2012 reimaging tool under Windows XP Pro (did not recognize the cRIO, but the older update tool did). I did not encounter any documentation for this application that stated what OS was required, so I wasn't really suprised that it didn't work under XP. Using a different laptop with a Windows 7 OS the same 2012 reimaging tool was able to recognize the cRIO.

It's entirely possible that there was something else going on (non-obvious adapter differences between the two laptops, etc.). Has anyone been able to get it to work under Windows XP? Or found any documentation stating that it shouldn't/won't?

UriF 09-01-2012 09:38
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ayeckley (Post 1100488)
On a related note, I saw the behaviour described by the OP when trying to use the 2012 reimaging tool under Windows XP Pro (did not recognize the cRIO, but the older update tool did). I did not encounter any documentation for this application that stated what OS was required, so I wasn't really suprised that it didn't work under XP. Using a different laptop with a Windows 7 OS the same 2012 reimaging tool was able to recognize the cRIO.

It's entirely possible that there was something else going on (non-obvious adapter differences between the two laptops, etc.). Has anyone been able to get it to work under Windows XP? Or found any documentation stating that it shouldn't/won't?
I myself got it to work under Win XP. i described above what i have done.

TimSchley 09-01-2012 21:38
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
I have also been having some issue re-imaging the cRIO to v43. I am using the old cRIO and a Windows 7 OS. My NI LabView is installed along with the newest java, which we are programming in. We are using a non-classmate driver station to try to update. The IPv4 is configured like this:

IP address: 10.9.97.6
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway 10.9.97.6

I have the computer plugged into the first link port on the cRIO. The power is on. Everything electrical is setup correctly. When trying to run the 2012 Re-Imaging Tool, I get the error message that says "No CompactRIO devices were found. Verify the network connection"

Any help would be most appreciated!

JewishDan18 10-01-2012 00:24
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
I had some issues updating today, and the issue was having more than one network adapter enabled. Even though I was not connected to any wireless network, I consistantly got a timeout error while formatting. Turning off the wifi card fixed this. I hope this helps someone out there

UriF 10-01-2012 00:57
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
If this has any value, I solved my problem by installing FRC Tools from the NI USB..

jhersh 10-01-2012 02:43
Re: cRIO updating to v43 Image issue
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by DjMaddius (Post 1100473)
Myself, Everytime I try to open anything from the labview utilities tab on the FRC 2012 update nothing will open. The only thing that will open is the programmer for the boards. Axis setup wont open, cRio imager wont open. Etc.


Anyone else having this issue?
This is caused by having not installed the utilities update. Sounds like you only have the driver station update.


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