Is it possible to create a Labview RT disk image without the target?
My test station is separate from my development station. The test station has little software installed. It has the bare minimum for the RTAD utility to run. No LabVIEW is installed.
I have used the "Replication and Deployment Utility"
But, it appears the only way to use this utility is if you already have a functional deployment, create a disk image of that deployment, and then re-image other devices with the disk image.
I can't find any tool that allows me to create a disk image without first having a deployed system already on a disk.
I know that might sound silly "creating a disk image without a disk"
But, I don't see how this is really much different than any other embedded system and having a .hex file. I can program just about any eeprom with a .hex file using tons of different tools, and my embedded system will boot reading the eeprom.
Why is it that I can't create a single file RT build in my project explorer and then use a tool to program the hard drive on my target?
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