VxWorks Floating-point support 2.0 missing (LV2011SP1 RIO4.1)

Hi,
I have a strange problem with a CRIO System (9022) using LV2011SP1 RIO4.1 and MAX5.1.
Since I had older LV Versions on the computer I did some cleaning up in the LV components
and ended up deleting everything which belonged or depended on older LV versions.
Then I re-installed LV2011SP1 plus RT module SP1 plus (hopefully) all drivers needed.
Then I started MAX to update the software on the CRIO target to the versions installed on the host.
However, I cannot do that, I always get the following error:
VxWorks Floating-point support 2.0 missing (not installed on host)
I have no idea which component is missing where this is included.
Could someone please point me to the right package or driver?
TX
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I am having a similar issue as well. I am trying to install only LabVIEW Real-TIme 11.0.1 on a cRIO 9023 that has no software previously installed. It returns a message saying "LabVIEW Real Time 11.0.1 requires VxWorks Floating Point Support 2.0". I did some research and found LV2011SP1 Real Time Module should install VxWorks 6.3 but I cannot find this or anything related to VxWorks in the list of features to install in MAX.
Thanks,
cookieGT
University of Georgia Alumni

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