10-27-2018 07:14 AM
Hi, I installed NIDaqmx Linux driver on CentOS 7.5. At the first it detected the cards installed on the motherboard correctly and I could check it using the command:
nidevls --verbose Dev1 BusType: PCI DevSerialNum: 0x129A763 PCI.BusNum: 0x5 PCI.DevNum: 0x2 ProductNum: 0x716C ProductType: PCI-6225 Dev2 BusType: PCI DevSerialNum: 0x12BDE0D PCI.BusNum: 0x5 PCI.DevNum: 0x1 ProductNum: 0x7085 ProductType: PCI-6509
But today after a week, the driver couldn't detect them and it shows:
Dev1 [No Present] BusType: PCI DevSerialNum: 0x129A763 PCI.BusNum: 0x5 PCI.DevNum: 0x2 ProductNum: 0x716C ProductType: PCI-6225 Dev2 [No Present] BusType: PCI DevSerialNum: 0x12BDE0D PCI.BusNum: 0x5 PCI.DevNum: 0x1 ProductNum: 0x7085 ProductType: PCI-6509
I checked and the NI Service is running. After every restart, a new device will be added to the output of the command
nidevls --verbose
I faced with the same problem a few weeks ago and after re-installing the OS and installing the NI driver again, it had been solved, but it happened again! How can I fix that?
10-29-2018 09:07 AM
@soheil08I checked and the NI Service is running. After every restart, a new device will be added to the output of the command
nidevls --verbose
Can you show an example of that?