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HI
I'm searching for a demo version of labview for linux
(i've a redhat 8.0)
where I can find it?
thanx
ulix
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Hi,

I'd be interrested in this too.

Regards,

Wiebe.

"ulisse" wrote in message
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> HI
> I'm searching for a demo version of labview for linux
> (i've a redhat 8.0)
> where I can find it?
> thanx
> ulix
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The eval version of LabVIEW in ONLY available for Windows. You might try pestering your NI sales guy to let him or her know about the need for having a Linux eval version.
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I see...
thx

ulix
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Hi,

Done that. It seems 99% of the Os's used is Windows, 1% for linux, Unix,
Sun, Max, etc. So it's not (jet) worth the promotional effort...

I think it's going to change very fast, looking at every magazine in the
Dutch stores. Every magazine about computers/programming spends at least 10
pages on Linux... Also, there are about 8 magazines in nomal stores just
about Linux.

Biggest problem with Linux is the hardware support. Customer HW is more and
more supported, but industrial HW is behind. Anyway, I'll really like to try
it myself...

Regards,

Wiebe.


"ebarker" wrote in message
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> The eval version of LabVIEW in ONLY available for Windows. You might
> try pester
ing your NI sales guy to let him or her know about the need
> for having a Linux eval version.
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Oh please, don't make me laugh so hard! I've got a cold!

What better place to share serials for bootleg software (and your email address!) than on the manufacturer's website. 😄
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In article <3f77ef47@newsgroups.>, "Wiebe@CARYA"
wrote:
>
> Biggest problem with Linux is the hardware support. Customer HW is more
> and more supported, but industrial HW is behind. Anyway, I'll really
> like to try it myself...

Wiebe,

Interested in hardware support under Linux? Check out the Comedi drivers
at www.comedi.org

In OpengG.org we have an open discussion based on this.
http://www.openg.org/tiki/tiki-view_forum.php?forumId=15

It's not a drop in replacement for the NIDAQ drivers but we're getting
close.

-kevin
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www.comedi.org : That's great. I knew there was something like this, but I
didn't know there were so many (NI, and other) cards supported.

http://www.openg.org/tiki/tiki-view_forum.php?forumId=15 : also very nice.
The MySQL toppic also has my interrest, since I'm using MySQL for our
"marketing information system" (it runs on windows now, and has nothing to
do with LabVIEW).

Do you have any real life experience with LabVIEW/Linux and industrial
hardware?

Regards,

Wiebe.

"kevin" wrote in message
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> In article <3f77ef47@newsgroups.>, "Wiebe@CARYA"
> wrote:
> >
> > Biggest problem with Linux is the hardware support. Customer HW is more
> >
and more supported, but industrial HW is behind. Anyway, I'll really
> > like to try it myself...
>
> Wiebe,
>
> Interested in hardware support under Linux? Check out the Comedi drivers
> at www.comedi.org
>
> In OpengG.org we have an open discussion based on this.
> http://www.openg.org/tiki/tiki-view_forum.php?forumId=15
>
> It's not a drop in replacement for the NIDAQ drivers but we're getting
> close.
>
> -kevin
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In article <3f7a87fd@newsgroups.>, "Wiebe@CARYA"
wrote:

> www.comedi.org : That's great. I knew there was something like this, but
> I didn't know there were so many (NI, and other) cards supported.

Yeah, I try not to be too surprised at their success. Just look at their
mailing list archives. They have a very talented group of programmers.
The only issue with Comedi is interfacing it cleanly with LV. Been
working on the VI library, when I have time. Haven't had many requests
for it so my motivation is a bit low. I gave a rough example of how I'm
doing it on the forum. It's really just grunt work at this point.

> http://www.openg.org/tiki/tiki-view_forum.php?forumId=15 : also very
> ni
ce. The MySQL toppic also has my interrest, since I'm using MySQL for
> our "marketing information system" (it runs on windows now, and has
> nothing to do with LabVIEW).

Great. Perhaps you would like to try out Germán Schumacher's mysql VI
library that I posted in that forum? I'm a true novice at mysql
administration. I was playing with it a while back but my server config
was messed up. Put it on the back burner... If you use it, please let
the group know of your results.

> Do you have any real life experience with LabVIEW/Linux and industrial
> hardware?

You mean while getting paid? Then no. At home, however, I've used it
with GPIB devices and DAQ boards from Measurement Computing. I'm using
the DAQ boards for the Comedi VI library development. I'm supposed to be
doing a presentation for two different groups over the next few months.
Someday I'll get paid for using Linux, but not now.

If that's your correct email address, I'll send you some more info you may
find usefu
l.

-Kevin
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Kevin,

It's my correct e-mail address, and yes, I get lots of spam...

I've been at a Linux congres few days ago, and a speaker said the
semiconductor industry will spend 2.9 Billion on Linux next year... So
eventually there should be money in it.

For now, I'm using a ODBC connection to MySQL, using the free SQL toolkit
(from OpenG?). I've downloaded the MySQL toolkit, but haven't come around
using it. I've used MySQL command line, and ODBC connection from LV, just to
build tables, change them, etc. From LV, it's mostly the same for MySQL,
Access, SQLServer, Oracle, etc. The toolkit seems like a interface to MySQL
that uses the command line (System Exec.vi), so it sould be easy.

For now, we use Linux only as our firewall/fileserver. MySQL/PHP/Apache is
running on windows, but will be moved to the firewall PC. Next experiment
will be (if we can get a LabVIEW version) LV on Linux. Then we have to
figure out how to get hardware working.... Long way to go...

Regards,

Wiebe.


"kevin" wrote in message
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> In article <3f7a87fd@newsgroups.>, "Wiebe@CARYA"
> wrote:
>
> > www.comedi.org : That's great. I knew there was something like this, but
> > I didn't know there were so many (NI, and other) cards supported.
>
> Yeah, I try not to be too surprised at their success. Just look at their
> mailing list archives. They have a very talented group of programmers.
> The only issue with Comedi is interfacing it cleanly with LV. Been
> working on the VI library, when I have time. Haven't had many requests
> for it so my motivation is a bit low. I gave a rough example of how I'm
> doing it on the forum. It's really just grunt work at this point.
>
> > http://www.openg.org/tiki/tiki-view_forum.php?forumId=15 : also very
> > nice. The MySQL toppic also has my interrest, since I'm using MySQL for
> > our "marketing information system" (it runs on windows now, and has
> > nothing to do with LabVIEW).
>
> Great. Perhaps you would like to try out Germ�n Schumacher's mysql VI
> library that I posted in that forum? I'm a true novice at mysql
> administration. I was playing with it a while back but my server config
> was messed up. Put it on the back burner... If you use it, please let
> the group know of your results.
>
> > Do you have any real life experience with LabVIEW/Linux and industrial
> > hardware?
>
> You mean while getting paid? Then no. At home, however, I've used it
> with GPIB devices and DAQ boards from Measurement Computing. I'm using
> the DAQ boards for the Comedi VI library development. I'm supposed to be
> doing a presentation for two different groups over the next few months.
> Someday I'll get paid for using Linux, but not now.
>
> If that's your correct email address, I'll send you some more info you may
> find useful.
>
> -Kevin
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