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0x%08lx error

Oh, and another thought... Is the improved error logging capability accessible from the installers that the 8.x applications builders create? That would be really useful...

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Mike, sorry about that.  I didn't mean to address the wrong person.
 
The answer to your question is not easy.  The error is a simple access violation, which means that the program tried to access memory outside the bounds set by the OS.  Each time this error is seen, it seems to come from a different source.  It is a very machine specific error, which makes replication extremely difficult.
 
For your other question, yes you can create a log file, just like with the LabVIEW installation with installers you create with the Application Builder.
 
I hope this helps.
Brian Coalson

Software Engineer
National Instruments
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I am sorry I did not make clear that my labview is 7.1

 

regards

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Rajendra, Mike 21052,

Updating your installer framework with the files that I attached previously should be the solution to this error.  Mike21052, are you seeing a different error now?

Brian Coalson

Software Engineer
National Instruments
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Yes,

this is the error message I am getting now.

 

.\ConfigInfo.cpp(2794): IInstallerError 11006
Developer Error. The following errors were found in your ini file:
1. Missing Key: [UserInfoDialog] RegSNProp

Correct the ini file and try again.
<No Debug Message>

 

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Mike,
 
Is the following key in your ini file under "Settings"?
 
RegSNProp=LVREGSERIALNO
 
Also, are you using the base, full, or professional distribution?
Brian Coalson

Software Engineer
National Instruments
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Yes it is.

I have the Professional Distribution.

 

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I realize that this thread is old but I will add this note anyhow hoping that someone might find it when having this problem. This particular error can be an infinite loop and "removing and reinstalling all NI software" solution will not help an only adds to the frustration. The problem is in that various remnents are left behind from other installers, whether it is NIs installers alone or others I do not know. In any case the quickest way to get back up and running is to rename a temp. I am running w2k on my target machine so your solution may be slightly different. Rename the "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\temp" temporarily so that the installers can continue afterwards you can put it back to the original name if you choose ... it is a temp directory so would hope that it would not matter since I new one will be created when needed. Keith
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I am getting the following error while trying to install LabView Full Development system 7.1 from my hard driver:
"Developer Error: The following errors were found in your ini file: 1. Missing Key: [UserInfoDialog]RegSNProp"
 
I noticed that Mike had asked this last year, but doesn't look like any resolution from it. I tried renaming the Temp directory, but did not help.
 
HP
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Hi HP,

Please try this KB, this should help.

Do you have the following line in your ini file?
If you insert the following entry at the end of the setup.ini file, the installer will launch without an erro

RegSNProp=LVREGSERIALNO

If not, please contact National Instruments for further support

Good luck
Van L
NI Applications Engineer
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