01-23-2015 03:59 PM
what is the correct way to restart an executable RT without rebooting the OS.
I want to minimize startup time.
I have watchdog but, if necessary, i need to manually restart.
35second of boot time are high for me.
01-29-2015 11:41 AM
You can actually just kill lvrt, which will then restart itself: i.e. "killall lvrt" from the shell. I do that all the time during development/debugging. Probably not practical for a deployed scenario though. When to you need to do this?
Note that if you have a deployed startup app (sounds like you do) lvrt will stop restarting itself after a couple rounds of this, on the theory that something is wrong with your app and you want to connect from the IDE to debug it. You can disable that behavior by setting YouOnlyLiveTwice to FALSE in /etc/natinst/share/ni-rt.ini's [Startup] section (which may not exist so you may have to add it). Disclaimer, this is an internal/debug setting that may move, change, etc. in the future without notice.
03-30-2016 09:41 AM
Hello,
I would to make a script in order to have on desktop an ICON, this icon have to be a link (Virtual or HW) to the NI Startup Script.
In this way I can leave the possibility to manually re-start up the system.
Is this solution possible?
Where can I find the script? How can I implement it?
Thank you in advance.
Carmine
11-13-2023 06:42 AM
@ScotSalmon wrote:
...You can disable that behavior by setting YouOnlyLiveTwice to FALSE in /etc/natinst/share/ni-rt.ini's [Startup] section (which may not exist so you may have to add it). Disclaimer, this is an internal/debug setting that may move, change, etc. in the future without notice.
I think I can confirm this key is no longer working, as per my testing today. LabVIEW 2022, cRIO LinuxRT 2022.