SbRIO save file on flash via host

Hi,
I have the follwing problem:
I am using a SB-RIO9632XT.
If the host programm, which operates in realtime shall save some information in a file. Can I use the internal memory on board for this?
My major problem is to save information during operation in a file (on flash, whatever) which allows me to read this information later. Typically after all operations were performed, the sbrio will be switched off. At the next operation I want to keep on writing this file or read it out.
Someone an idea IF this is possible and HOW to realise these steps?
(I am using LabVIEW 8.6)
Thanks for reply
Martin

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