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Re: Strange RoboRio Issue
No code means your code is crashing.
Most likely you are getting to a point when your code crashes upon being enabled. This would likely occur in some code within your Teleop Periodic Function.
Not sure what language you are using, but you can view the output of the RoboRio in many ways. RioLog on Eclipse, or use the serial port and enable console output. http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/all...257E46005366AE
In your code, Look for a place where you are trying to access a null pointer, most likely in the Telep function, since you are able to turn it on for a split second. The problem is very likely within your own code, and not with the Roborio firmware or image.
hope this helps,
Kevin
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