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how to identify roboRIO
We have a need to determine the unique roboRIO our code is running on; our test robot does not have a PCM, so we don't want to enable pneumatics if it's running on the test box so we don't flood the console with the CAN timeout errors?
Has anyone hit on a good way to determine the identity of the roboRIO (serial #, or name?) We're working off the MAC addresses of the network interfaces right now, which is fine, but was curious if anyone had done it a different way. 
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