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Status: Done
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Resolution: Done
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: ts_main_telescope
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Story Points:1
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Team:Telescope and Site
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Urgent?:No
Description
We noted that after I created the ts_m2fpga LabVIEW project on my Windows 10 machine, and Te-Wei cloned and opened this project on his Windows 10 machine, an asterisk appeared in the LabVIEW project explorer.
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| Field | Original Value | New Value |
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| Summary | Fix the asterix (*) that appears in ts_m2Fpga project. | Fix the asterix (*) that appears in ts_m2fpga project. |
| Description | We noted that after I created the ts_m2Fpga LabVIEW project on my Windows 10 machine, and Te-Wei cloned and opened this project on his Windows 10 machine, an asterix (*) appeared in the LabVIEW project explorer. If I clone this project into another directory in my Windows 10 machine I noted the same. | We noted that after I created the ts_m2fpga LabVIEW project on my Windows 10 machine, and Te-Wei cloned and opened this project on his Windows 10 machine, an asterisk (*) appeared in the LabVIEW project explorer. If I clone this project into another directory in my Windows 10 machine I noted the same. |
| Summary | Fix the asterix (*) that appears in ts_m2fpga project. | Fix the asterisk (*) that appears in ts_m2fpga project. |
| Description | We noted that after I created the ts_m2fpga LabVIEW project on my Windows 10 machine, and Te-Wei cloned and opened this project on his Windows 10 machine, an asterisk (*) appeared in the LabVIEW project explorer. If I clone this project into another directory in my Windows 10 machine I noted the same. | We noted that after I created the ts_m2fpga LabVIEW project on my Windows 10 machine, and Te-Wei cloned and opened this project on his Windows 10 machine, an asterisk appeared in the LabVIEW project explorer. If I clone this project into another directory in my Windows 10 machine I noted the same. |
| Status | To Do [ 10001 ] | In Progress [ 3 ] |
| Attachment | gitDiff1a.png [ 64629 ] |
| Attachment | niMaxCompare.png [ 64630 ] |
| Story Points | 1 |
| Description | We noted that after I created the ts_m2fpga LabVIEW project on my Windows 10 machine, and Te-Wei cloned and opened this project on his Windows 10 machine, an asterisk appeared in the LabVIEW project explorer. If I clone this project into another directory in my Windows 10 machine I noted the same. | We noted that after I created the ts_m2fpga LabVIEW project on my Windows 10 machine, and Te-Wei cloned and opened this project on his Windows 10 machine, an asterisk appeared in the LabVIEW project explorer. |
After I reinstalled the LabVIEW 2018 SP1, LabVIEW Real-Time Module 2018, LabVIEW FPGA Module 2018, and NI Device Drivers May, 2018 on my laptop (Windows 10), opened the LabVIEW project ts_m2fpga, pushed this project to the repo, I asked Te-Wei pull the project again in his Windows machine. Fortunately, he realized the asterisk disappeared on the LabVIEW Project Explorer in resultsFromTeWei.png.
| Attachment | resultsFromTeWei.png [ 64661 ] |
Please Te-Wei Tsai help to review this ticket. Thanks.
| Status | In Progress [ 3 ] | In Review [ 10004 ] |
It looks like the dependency is key and we may need to document it.
| Status | In Review [ 10004 ] | Reviewed [ 10101 ] |
| Resolution | Done [ 10000 ] | |
| Status | Reviewed [ 10101 ] | Done [ 10002 ] |
After a quick analysis of the problem, I found that this asterisk in the LabVIEW Project Explorer appears after I add an FPGA target to the project. This gives me a clue that the problem can be because of a difference with the NI CompactRIO Drivers version installed on my Windows machine and Te-Wei's Windows machine. After I checked the results from the git diff command in Te-Wei's laptop, I noted a text added to almost the end of the result: [rSeriesConfig.Begin][rSeriesConfig.End]. This is shown in the attached image gitDiff1a. NI-MAX shows which software and version are installed on a computer, so if we compare Te-Wei's computer and Patricio's computer, we can see in niMaxCompare.png attached image that there is the NI R Series Multifunction RIO 18.0 driver installed in Te-Wei's laptop and not installed in Patricio's laptop, which can generate this inconsistency in drivers detection by the LabVIEW Project Explorer, showing the asterisk on it. I will reinstall the NI Device Drivers on my laptop with the same drivers and version as Te-Wei's computer, and let's see if this solves the problem.