I should have been more clear. I was using the cRio imaging tool, selecting WindRiver C++ and imaging with the latest (v29?) image.
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~Make sure that you can either ping or use Measurement Automation explorer. ping 10.xx.xx.another number dont forget your team number once to replace the x's.
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The connection mostly works. Some part of the imaging would work and then later fail.
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~If not please check the wireless. If it is on please turn it off.
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Off
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~Also please check your firewall. This being on can interfere with the connection between the computer and the c-rio.
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Windows asks. I disabled.
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~Also you will probably have to power cycle your robot.
~Also make sure your computer is not on "Get connections automatically" please set your computer to for example 10.00.00.99 (replace the zeros with your team's number)
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Fixed IP address.
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~Also please connect to a router if you havent already.
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Ding, ding, ding. A winner! I found the notion that inserting a hub would fix that problem so lame that I ignored it for a way too long time. (A router is not required; a simple hub works just fine.)
It is sad that this is a problem. Networking should not be that hard.