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running program on startup
We successfully ran the original code on our robot and controlled it over the configured wireless connection. We made modifications to the code and uploaded it to the cRIO. However, our revised code only runs when we have the bot tethered to the driver station and the code running in labview on the laptop connected to the driver station. We have tried power cycling the bot and controlling the bot over the wireless connection but it is unresponsive.
Does anyone know how to run the bot over the wireless connection with the code running upon bootup? 
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