As part of a project to assess the deployment options for National Instruments’, I was asked to see if I could deploy it through. After some work, I was able to repackage the installer in a way that deploys smoothly. Boxing Dirty Tricks.
Hi, I have subVI to read the current from the Keithley 2400. When I run it under Labview 2013 (64 bit) is no error 2. When I run it under Labveiw. Task LabVIEW 2012 and Earlier LabVIEW 2013 LabVIEW Help topic with More Information; Creating a Web Service: Add VIs and other files that make up the Web service to a. Installing LabVIEW 2013. Drag And Drop File Html5 Program on this page. This installation documentation is a direct companion to MIT's License of LabVIEW 2013 for Windows. Download the evaluation.
In the process, I saw a number of ways that this particular installer went against. Download Goldmine Standard 6.7 Software. See below the jump for details. National Instruments shipped us a DVD with the installer on it and the installation instructions were essentially “put the DVD into the machine and then run the installer.” I followed those instructions in a test virtual machine and everything installed fine. So far, so good.
But I wouldn’t be able to install LabVIEW from Self Service this way, so I copied the LabVIEW 2013 Pro installer metapackage from the DVD and then tried to install into an otherwise identical VM. This time, the installation succeeded but now I had no drivers. I also saw errors showing up in the installation log that complained about missing installers. I went back and double-checked the metapackage carefully to make sure that it was only referring to packages contained within itself.
As far as I could tell, it was. Then I started going through the metapackage’s embedded installer packages and found three installer packages with post-installation scripts that made me unhappy. Postflight script from LabVIEWServiceLocator 2013.pkg #!/bin/sh chmod g-w /Library/LaunchDaemons launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons This postflight script assumes that the installer is being installed on the same drive that the Mac is currently running from. That goes against: Do not assume that your package will be installed interactively via the GUI or on the currently booted volume. Postinstall from LabVIEWGPIBShell 3.0.1.pkg #!/bin/sh sudo rm '/Library/Application Support/National Instruments/.placeholder' sudo installer -pkg '$PACKAGE_PATH/././././Drivers/GPIB/ni4882.mpkg' -target / -dumplog -verboseR Postinstall from LabVIEWVISAShell 5.4.0.pkg #!/bin/sh sudo rm '/Library/Application Support/National Instruments/.placeholder' sudo installer -pkg '$PACKAGE_PATH/././././Drivers/VISA/nivisai.mpkg' -target / -dumplog -verboseR These two packages also go against and find unusual ways to do so.