Linux Interrupts VISA - 0xBFFF003A Unable to start operation because set up is invalid (due to attributes being set to an inconsistent state.)

[MadWagon]

Hello!

I have question  about VISA and Linux. I am trying to set and detect interrupts using the VISA commands on the LINUX platform.

I am able to read and write to the hardware using other VISA commands. I am not able to set or detect interrupts.

I used the driverwizzard to set up the .inf file.

I have read some questions and answers on the forum and have not been able to gain any success.

Does any one have any ideas or know of any fixes to get the interrupts to work?

Any help is appreciated.

Madwagon

[Arjun_Khullar]

Hello,

I'd like to direct your attn to a knowledge base, which addresses your issue. This KB is was originally written for windows operating system, but it implies as much to any other operating system. I'll also appreciate if you can tell me a little more about your set up i.e how are you servicing the interrupts and which device will be generating these interrupts? I'm also attaching a link to another discussion forum that might be helpful to fix this error. Hope these resources will be helpful.

Thank you,

Arjun K

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/dff952e483e212658625712b007b72fb

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=140&message.id=15342&requireLogin=False

[MadWagon]

Arjun K,

I once again entered a subsystem ID and this time my runtime errors have gone away. Thanks for your help.

Madwagon