Boot RT on CD w/o Hard Drive

[nealpederson]

I am considering using RT for something that I am presently doing with
Windows XP Embedded:



- Is it possible to boot LabVIEW RT on CD or Flash and run without a hard
drive?



- Approximately how much disk space is typically required for RT using DAQ,
Ethernet, and Serial Comms?



- Does RT support the LabVIEW Web Server?



- One thing I probably wouldn't be able to do is use the Windows DLL to save
HDF files. Does anyone no how this might be possible in RT?

[Remzi]

Hi,
LabVIEW RT supports LabVIEW Web server applications. LabVIEW RT and DAQ driver typically require about 9.5 MB memory, LabVIEW RT can only be used with RT hardware. I hope this helps.


Best Regards,
Remzi A.
Applications Engineering
National Instruments

[nealpederson]

Remzi,

What about booting on CD w/o Hard Drive? Can this be done without a hard
drive?

Also, the HDF I mentioned has nothing to do with hardware. There is a
Library of VIs created by NI to support the HDF file format. The potential
problem is that they all call a Windows DLL at the lowest level. Do you
know if the DLL would work with RT?

Thanks - Neal Pederson.

"Remzi" wrote in message
news:506500000005000000D14F0100-1073519706000@exchange.ni.com...
> Hi,
> LabVIEW RT supports LabVIEW Web server applications. LabVIEW RT and
> DAQ driver typically require about 9.5 MB memory, LabVIEW RT can only
> be used with RT hardware. I hope this helps.
>
>
> Best Regards,
> Remzi A.
> Applications Engineering
> National Instruments