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2015 Re-imaging Classmate E09
Is it possible to re-image the Classmate E09 laptop in 2015? I have attempted to do that just a bit ago and I had to fight with the imaging tool but I did get it to load.
However, no LabVIEW was loaded on this image. I attempted to install LabVIEW but now I have ran out of hard drive space. Has anyone ran into issue or knows how to deal with it? Can we even load 2015 software on the old classmate? |
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06-02-2015, 15:20
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Re: 2015 Re-imaging Classmate E09
As you have discovered, the E09 solid-state storage is just too small to hold a recent version of LabVIEW. It'll work as a Driver Station, but that's about it.
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06-02-2015, 18:26
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Re: 2015 Re-imaging Classmate E09
You might be able to use an SD card in the Classmate slot to install LabVIEW to. I haven't tried it though, but maybe I will.
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