How does a crio 9012 act if it is in safe mode?

Have you read the manual?
It is in there.
André
Regards,
André
Using whatever version of LV the customer requires. (LV5.1-LV2012) (www.carya.nl)

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I have a new Intel MacBook with 512 Mhz of Memory. My granddaughter loaded about 8 programs from the dock all at the same time. Now, the computer will only boot up in safe maode. Does anyone know how I can get the machine to boot up properly? And yes, I have turned it off and on normally to see if this would fix the problem - but no luck. Help!!
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"Now, the computer will only boot up in safe
mode."
In my earlier response I assumed that you booted into
safe mode by holding down the Shift key during
startup.
Upon reconsideration, I'm wondering if you meant
instead that the computer boots into safe mode by
itself, without your holding down the shift key. If
so, this would indicate that the computer suspected
some inconsistency in the filesystem and is booting
into safe mode in an attempt to repair the damage.
This repair can take some time. Are you allowing it
10-20 minutes to finish the task?
If so, and it still won't reboot into regular mode,
then you probably should start the computer from the
Installation Disc by inserting the Disc before
shutdown and then holding down the C key during
startup.
Don't actually install anything, but use the menu at
the top to run DiskUtility on the hard drive. Tell it
to "Repair Disk".
Sorry I didn't see this post before I responded to your first one. Yes, this is exactly what is happening. I am not holding down any key to force it into safe mode - it's doing that all by itself. I will try the 10 - 20 minute repair time as you suggested. What will I see happening after this period of time has elapsed? Does it matter if my screen goes into "sleep mode" before the 10-20 minute time is up? And then, if this doesn't work, I'll try your other suggestion using my installation disc.
Thank you!!!!

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or
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How to use cRIO USB mass storage?

Hi,
I am using the NI9215 as an analog input port and want to write the data into an external USB mass storage which is connected in the
cRIo-9012 USB port. I do not have any idea how to write the data into USB mass storage, does anyone can give me some help?

Differences among brands and models are due to the fact that certain devices take greater liberties with the USB mass storage device specification than others. A venerable operating system like Windows (or even Linux) is shot through with workarounds for device- and manufacturer-specific issues that are not present (as much) in VxWorks, which is the OS used on the cRIO-9012. Therefore only devices that adhere very rigorously to the specification are going to work properly.
Unfortunately, degree of adherence to the USB spec is not something that's generally published about a device, nor is there any sort of official certification process. So to some extent it's trial and error. I am working with our support enginners currently to develop a list of devices that NI certifies as interoperable with VxWorks, and also VxWorks is increasing the robustness of their USB support with every release.
EDIT: And the advice about reformatting the device is very sound. The cRIO-9012 does not support the NTFS file system, only FAT 12, 16, and 32. If the USB device is formatted for NTFS, it will not function properly.
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Message Edited by CharlesC on 02-22-2007 12:12 PM

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I'm sorry, but that's the way it is.

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