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Re: LabView 2012 frc on linux
I almost always use it with a virtual machine. I have occasionally had issues with the imaging tool-- can't control all of the NICs, but everything else is fine. I did have an odd performance issue with an SQLLite based portion of LV.
Greg Mckaskle 
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Re: LabView 2012 frc on linux
Virtual Machines are the only way I can program for FRC. I can't install on my machine because I have to keep that LabVIEW in a specific configuration for work. I have used VMWare and VirtualBox. VBBox is free but VMWare handles USB devices better. (especially involving sleep and hibernation) Both were fast and responsive.
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