Error 65550: CRio 9802

Hi everybody,
I was running example "NI 9802 RT Access" from a 9074 writing to a 9802 but I got the following error:
Error 65550 occurred at cRio-91XX_MountSdDrive.vi
Possible reason(s):
CompactRIO: A problem was found in the file system. Remove the SD card and run CHKDSK.
Running CHKDSK returns no problems. Any idea what's causing this error?
Thanks a lot.
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Dhasa
This is a known issue for the NI RIO 3.0.1 driver, you can fix it by upgrading the NI RIO 3.1
Please repost if that does not fix it.
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Hi John,
thanks for letting me know that the new NI Rio is available.
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Good day,
Sounds like you are using the DSC module features on your code and you forgot to activate the runtime system on that machine. If you have access to the NI License Manager, please check the status of the license.
We need an active license for the second message but, for the first one you can try to program your own initial values for all of your network-published shared variables by initializing whenever the PC is started. During the initialization portion of your code, you can just write a constant value to the shared variables so the values are the same initial values every time it is run.
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I would like to submit a suggestion for the next version of this module. It would be awesome if in the rare but possible case of the crio losing power that the card did not become corrupt and you would then not need to travel all the way to the device and pull the SD cards out and reformat them with a pc before your system could be come operational. Like the ability to reformat at run-time would be a decent fail safe function. Even though you would lose all the data you had recorded onto the SD Card, wasting time and money, at least the entire system would not be fatally crippled by a simple loss of power and unexpected device reboot.
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>>
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