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Not able to create an FPGA project

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Hi,

 

I am having an issue where I cannot create a LabVIEW project despite having LabVIEW FPGA installed.

 

To create the issue, I go to Labview --> New --> Project --> Project  from Wizard --> Labview FPGA Project. Doing this open the following window below. When I click Next below, that window simply closes and no FPGA project is created.

 

cgiustini_0-1710314109153.png

 

I do have LabVIEW 2024 64-bit installed and the FPGA module installed (see screenshot of About screen below). Does anyone know if I may be missing some other software here?

 

Thanks,

Carlo

 

About screen:

cgiustini_1-1710314252973.png

 

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This is how it looks for me:

 

Screenshot 2024-03-13 10.49.12.png

and stated that you cannot use "other" here.

May be the "Next>" button is not grayed out, because you haven't any drivers installed. Then it closes, because can't perform this action. Assumed that you try to create FPGA project for specific device, so the driver needs to be installed:

Screenshot 2024-03-13 10.49.51.png

Together with FPGA I have Real Time installed, but not sure if this strictly required for this wizard or not:

Screenshot 2024-03-13 10.50.24.png

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You need to install the drivers for whatever FPGA you are trying to use.  For example, if you are trying to program a cRIO, you need the cRIO drivers.


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Yes, installing cRIO drivers allowed me to create a project.

 

However my ultimate intention is to create a VST (vector signal transceiver) FPGA project. So now I need to find the VST drivers, but am not able to find them. Does anyone have any idea where they might be?

 

Edit: for the sake of keep questions separate, I will post a new question about VST drivers specifically.

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