LV RT desktop configuration

Hi,
I am trying to get a desktop as a RT machine using LabVIEW RT with no luck, I thing I am trying this for the last 2 years.I am so tired, I have read the forum many times and the documents from ni.comNo luck.
I would like to know the desktop configuration (moder board manufaturer no, procesor, ethernet chipset, etc) used by users that have been lucky in getting desktop PC to run LV RT, and if any special "treatment" was necessary - just because once I have heard about "disabling UDMA" but I haven’t found out how to do it.
As I know that are many peoples that are trying to make PC desktop to run LV RT with no luck this might be slightly more helpful than reading 100 posts in which you are invited to read the LV RT documentation.
Please Help !!!
Andrei
PS I have successfully used LV real time at my former job on PXIs so I could say I know LV RT pretty well, but this didn’t helped me.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi Mike,
I have formatted the HDD may times using different tools: Win XP CD, Partition Magic, Ultimate boot CD, Win98 start-up floppy.
I have removed the CD-Rom to have only the HDD on the IDE cable, and I used the floppy for LV RT (I didn’t used the USB stick just in case it will mix the drive letters, it didn’t worked anyway).
It didn’t help.
I have quit for the moment and I have installed Win XP on this HDD. I will try to get another HDD to try this entire LV RT thing.
I am very annoyed mainly because I have found a system that passed the LV RT test USB, but it was a relatively old Athlon system and I wanted something better.
At least XP is running well on my PC. I will try to get the details of the system that passed the LV RT tests just in case other users will be interested.
Best regards,
Andrei
Message Edited by iHapenciuc on 05-13-2010 02:50 AM

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