Is Labview Supposed to Be on The reimage?

[Must Be Drama]

Originally Posted by kinganu123

That sucks...
Just do another reimage
And make sure you change back you boot options to HDD after you're done with the usb

UPDATE
Wait, that's what you got AFTER deleting the recovery and extending the partition?

yeah, im going to try just formanting it; i might have corrupted the mbr.. il just keep messing around since i we have a copy

[Pausert]

Originally Posted by kinganu123

That's just an exe file made in labview. At least, it was last year. Therefore, you can't conclude that labview is on the computer.

Eh, I jumped the gun on that conclusion. But you do need the LabVIEW runtime to use native compiled LabVIEW exe's. So maybe we have the runtime environment but not actually LabVIEW.

[Must Be Drama]

Originally Posted by Pausert

Eh, I jumped the gun on that conclusion. But you do need the LabVIEW runtime to use native compiled LabVIEW exe's. So maybe we have the runtime environment but not actually LabVIEW.

yeah we got the runtime environment but not the actual labview..
we have the vision app and etc but not the actual program

[Dustin Shadbolt]

that actually kind of sucks.

[Must Be Drama]

did some snooping well its right in our faces.

select disk 0
select volume 0
set ID=27 override
exit

is on the usb key as a file called HIDERECOVERY.txt -___-


and also

select disk 0
clean
create par pri size=5500
assign letter=R
format fs=ntfs quick label=Recovery
Create par pri size=100
active
assign letter=S
format fs=ntfs quick label=System
Create par pri
assign letter=W
Format fs=ntfs quick label=Windows

about to test a simple fix
make HIDERECOVERY.txt a blank file
and
remove

create par pri size=5500
assign letter=R
format fs=ntfs quick label=Recovery

from DISKPARTSCRIPT.txt

lets see if it works..

[Dustin Shadbolt]

Originally Posted by Must Be Drama

did some snooping well its right in our faces.



is on the usb key as a file called HIDERECOVERY.txt -___-


and also




about to test a simple fix
make HIDERECOVERY.txt a blank file
and
remove

from DISKPARTSCRIPT.txt

lets see if it works..

Keep us updated.

[Must Be Drama]

well i found out the R drive is where it caches the install image when its reimaging which is the partition i removed.. lets try without the hiding file. i guess il have to keep it separated.. if any body know about diskpart; post up.. im going to try to let it use that partition and then when it goes to hide it, reformant and extend the windows partition..

[jhersh]

Originally Posted by Pausert

I'm going to re-image, as I believe we made a mistake with the user accounts. Somehow we ended up with 3.

This is just a result of the Windows 7 setup wizard. The wizard has you create a new user account the first time you boot after imaging from the thumb drive. You can just log into the developer account and delete the 3rd one.

[Doug Norman]

Is Labview Supposed to Be on The reimage?

To officially answer the original question. No, LabVIEW is not supposed to be on the image. It was never intended the classmate be your development machine. If you want to install it on the classmate, the easiest way might be to copy the NI DVD to a USB thumb drive.

[Doug Norman]

Originally Posted by Must Be Drama

on mine theres no programming programs.. and the laptop is repartitioned into 10gigs and only 1gb is free.. and a 5 gig recovery partition with nothing on it... im wondering if i can formant that recovery partition.

I'm guessing you have a 2010 classmate? It would be good to make that clear, since rookie teams get a new classmate. I'm not seeing this on the new classmate. I'll try it on a 2010 class when my restore key returns.

[Joe Ross]

Originally Posted by Doug Norman

I'm guessing you have a 2010 classmate? It would be good to make that clear, since rookie teams get a new classmate. I'm not seeing this on the new classmate. I'll try it on a 2010 class when my restore key returns.

The same thing occurred on our 2010 classmate. The drive is only 16gb. A 5gb recovery partition isn't an issue on the 2011 classmate with the larger drive, but it leaves the 2010 classmate with very little free disk space.

[Dustin Shadbolt]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

The same thing occurred on our 2010 classmate. The drive is only 16gb. A 5gb recovery partition isn't an issue on the 2011 classmate with the larger drive, but it leaves the 2010 classmate with very little free disk space.

Oh boy.... :\

[jhersh]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

The same thing occurred on our 2010 classmate. The drive is only 16gb. A 5gb recovery partition isn't an issue on the 2011 classmate with the larger drive, but it leaves the 2010 classmate with very little free disk space.

I just tried something that worked for me... now my C: drive has 6.6GB free.

I edited the DISKPARTSCRIPT.TXT file on the 2010 image key and changed the 5500 size of the recovery partition to 100.

Next, I edited the AUTOINSTALL.CMD file on the key...

I deleted the following line:

ROBOCOPY \ R:\RECOVERY\ INSTALL.WIM /R:5 /W:5

I then edited the next section to look like this:

ECHO Applying image...
IMAGEX /APPLY \INSTALL.WIM 1 W:

I'm not sure if there are any negative side effects of doing this, but it seemed to work for me the one time I tried it (on a 2010 classmate).

-Joe

[Must Be Drama]

Originally Posted by jhersh

I just tried something that worked for me... now my C: drive has 6.6GB free.

I edited the DISKPARTSCRIPT.TXT file on the 2010 image key and changed the 5500 size of the recovery partition to 100.

Next, I edited the AUTOINSTALL.CMD file on the key...

I deleted the following line:


I then edited the next section to look like this:


I'm not sure if there are any negative side effects of doing this, but it seemed to work for me the one time I tried it (on a 2010 classmate).

-Joe

smart man, il try it when i get back to the room

[A Tech]

Maybe i can shine some light on this.

The small laptop doesn't come with the labview. i know it sucks ,
BUT they come with the CD and you can put it on another computer (I.E. laptop or desktop)

We are selfs have members of the programming team bring them in their own. we currently have 4 with labview and working fine. the mini laptop we are only using as the driver station and only for the driver station. beside who wants to program on such a small screen.

(any questions on how to set up your personal laptop to program and download the code to the robot just ask )