We are finished with our build (I know we are slow) and trying to get our code in Labview ran. WE keep getting this message and we do not know how to fix it.
Have you made sure that you’re using the most recent version of FRC Game tools?
Also, is your RoboRIO running the latest image? You should be able to check using the RoboRIO imaging tool
I just imaged the roboRIO yesterday to FRC_roboRIO2_2022_v4.0 and I re-downloaded the game tools and it said I had no actions available (or something like that) which I assume means Everything is already downloaded.
Stupid question - have you tried power cycling the robot and/or closing and reopening LabVIEW?
Yes.
Please make sure your are downloading and installing from this link…
https://www.ni.com/en-us/support/downloads/software-products/download.labview-software-for-frc.html#414304
Make sure you are downloading and installing version 2022.
Usually that is the message you get after updating Roborio to 2022_v4 but your are still running Labview FRC 2020 version.
Why is your project called 2020 Robot Project?
I switched from our new roboRIO to our old one and that worked. I believe both are FRC legal so we will use that this year as we do not have time to trouble shoot the new one. We are 2 weeks away from the competition.
I was trying to run old code that we knew worked from last year. To see if it was just our new code not working.
Check that you are developing in the current 2022 environment and not 2020. The Real Time version of LabVIEW on the roboRIO is not matching up with the dev environment. So when you do a build it isn’t going to allow it to run on the target.
Ok. I was in 2020. Do we have to develop in 2022 to be FRC legal?
I cannot comment on legality of using 2020 but from a LabVIEW developer standpoint I have seen this issue when trying to deploy code developed in a version of LabVIEW different than the the version running on the Real Time Target.
I would suggest updating your LabVIEW version to 2022 using the previously provided link in this thread and then save your code up to the current version and rebuild.
Yes. The Roborio must be running image 2022_v4 for it to be in a competition.
So you will have to resolve this.
You have be able to install Labview for FRC 2022 on your development PC.
The code you developed is not dependent on the version it is developed on. You can open a project developed with 2020 in the 2022 Labview and it will run fine.
I solved the issue. Thank you. I just did not follow the proper procedures in installing 2022 software.
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