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01-11-2009, 11:48 AM
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Re: Teams happy with Wind River Workbench?
I'm growing increasingly frustrated with the WRWB package. We have spent most of our time setting up the workspace and fixing little bugs that pop up. It seems every time we are about to get a nice piece of code to run, Workbench (or something in the cRIO) breaks. We are currently having an issue where the cRIO keeps switching between system and user mode. Any ideas how to stop that?
Does anyone know if there is a definitive guide to setting up Workbench? It seems the new LV 2 update and cRIO image v7 broke our existing settings. 
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