Porting VIs to Linux, serial port support

hello,
I have installed LabVIEW 7 Express on
Mandriva Linux
Porting VIs Sources works well
I had some VIs under Windows using the PC
Serial Port, under LabVIEW 5, using the NI serpdrv file.
Until now, unable to make run the Serial Ports
in the Linux Version of LabVIEW....................
any hints ?

Hi trallala-
Read the following KnowledgeBase articles and reply if they do not help resolve your problems.
Troubleshooting Serial Communication in Linux
How Do I Access The Serial Ports of My Linux Machine Without Admin Privileges?
What Linux Distributions do National Instruments' Drivers and Software Support?
Hope this helps!
Drew Pierce | District Manager, Central Texas | National Instruments

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