Re: Problem installing LabVIEW 8.2 on Fedora Core 7

I will look up the more current versions of the hardware drivers, but is there a particular order in which they need to be installed ? Like NI-KAL before everything else, etc. ? This could be helpful for me to finish the deployment.Well, I would recommend installing the latest version of <a href="http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/fn/p/sn/n17:Other,n19:UNIX.Linux/lang/en" target="_blank">NI-KAL</a> first, then the latest version of the driver you require.&nbsp; If you don't do it in this order it will still probably work, but you may need to run "updateNIDrivers". Since you are using Fedora Core 7 I would recommend reading the some of the other posts in these forums for Fedora Core 5, 6 and 7.&nbsp; This one might make things smooth and easy:<a href="http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=250&amp;message.id=31311" target="_blank">
Fedora 7 NIDAQmx installer</a> If you are not using NI-DAQmx, then it will be slightly more complicated.&nbsp; However since the problems are likely going to be in shared driver components it may work to simply install NI-DAQmx first following the instructions in that post, then the driver you need.&nbsp; At that point you could uninstall NI-DAQmx.Shawn B.National Instruments