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Hmm, we were still running 6.1 in 2008 which probably explains a lot. (No upgrade path allowed at that time)
by thirdhaf 14y ago
Hmm, we were still running 6.1 in 2008 which probably explains a lot. (No upgrade path allowed at that time)
- positr0n 14y agoWow 6.1 is ancient... :-) LabVIEW 8.6 is a huge leap forward in usability, stability, and performance. If you can upgrade to 2011 that's even better. -National Instruments employee
- thirdhaf 14y ago6.1 was running on an even more ancient PC from 2001. This was at a former employer so I have no influence over this system any more. The funny thing was that we had ample budget for this project, I think we spent about $10k on a very nice rack-mount SCXI DAQ and about $60k on other equipment but upgrading the computer system driving the whole thing was out of the question due to color-of-money issues and dysfunctional inter-departmental politics.