Create real time disk image

Is it possible to create a Labview RT disk image without the target?
My test station is separate from my development station. The test station has little software installed. It has the bare minimum for the RTAD utility to run. No LabVIEW is installed.
I have used the "Replication and Deployment Utility"
But, it appears the only way to use this utility is if you already have a functional deployment, create a disk image of that deployment, and then re-image other devices with the disk image.
I can't find any tool that allows me to create a disk image without first having a deployed system already on a disk.
I know that might sound silly "creating a disk image without a disk"
But, I don't see how this is really much different than any other embedded system and having a .hex file. I can program just about any eeprom with a .hex file using tons of different tools, and my embedded system will boot reading the eeprom.
Why is it that I can't create a single file RT build in my project explorer and then use a tool to program the hard drive on my target?

Not exactly sure if this is what you are looking for, but it's worth taking a look
CLA, LabVIEW Versions 2010-2013

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5. Select the backup or destination volume from the left side list and drag it to the Destination entry field.
6. Select the startup or source volume from the left side list and drag it to the Source entry field.
7. Double-check you got it right, then click on the Restore button.
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disk utility gives the error Unable to create "Volume.dmg." (error - 60008) when creating an encrypted disk image. I am using the following steps:
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Thanks for this Thomas.
I've tried naming the image differently, but still received the error, I did however try different permutations for the password.
The error seems to happen if I use a purely numerical password string and occurs on input of the 10th numerical character, if I start with numerical character but use an alpha before the 9th number I can continue and create a password, and I can create a password if I start with an alpha and switch to numerals after the first alpha character, purely alphabetical passwords are fine too.
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Unable to create an encrypted disk image with Disk Utility

Hi:
With our upgrade to Lion a few weeks ago, we're now unable to create an encrypted disk image of any type using Disk Utility any more. This problem occurs on 3 different machines, and is reproducible whether one is using an internal HD or an external FW HD. We can successfully create nonencrypted disk images.
This is a duplicate post with all the details here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/18469359#18469359
We haven't had any luck with a solution trying various permissions fixes as helpfully suggested by other readers in response to the error message # (-60008 error), so I'm hoping that someone else has run across a solution from the encrypted disk image perspective and that this tag line will generate some help.
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Creating an Encrypted Disk Image on an External (USB) Drive

I have an external 600 GB drive (2x 300 GB SATA 3.5" disks in a Thecus N2050 RAID0 external enclosure connected to iMac by USB2) onto which I would like to backup a large amount of data (500 GB).
I store this external drive away from my home (in the office) and since I cannot guarantee physically locking away the drive I would like to logically lock the drive by placing all the backup data into an encrypted disk image created on that volume.
I have tried creating an encrypted disk image on my USB volume in Disk Utility (Apple's instructions here) but I experience a number of issues not documented in the Apple article:
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2) When I go ahead and try to creat the image I am told that the creation was impossible "file or folder does not exist".
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I'm having trouble creating a sparse disk image. The instructions I'm following are:
+1. Open Applications->Utilities->Disk Utility.+
+2. Select File->New...->Blank Disk Image.+
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- http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=257063
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I am trying to create a disk image of an iDVD project which I can burn to an external DVD drive. I am using iDVD 5. I go to file, and select Save as Disk Image. The movie renders for several hours, but when it gets to Burn, nothing. Burn is selcted in the iDVD window and says: Current Operation: Writing, but the progress bar for Burn remains empty for hours until I cancel. iDVD can't be selected in the menu bar after Burn is selected in iDVD. If I go to Force Quit, it says "iDVD (not reponding)".
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When I try to create a disk image using Disk Utility the size option for 2.5MB is grayed out and I cannot override this by manually entering the size I want. Ideally, I would like to create a 500KB-1MB size image to store 1 or 2 files that I want encrypted. Thanks for any help.

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Thank you in advance.

zeinab1 wrote:
There is usb camera and I mean by real time is really fast like one picture per second. I am good at programing but no experience with LabView. Do you think can I code separately in C or C++ and kind of using in LabView.
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