Lvtest /usr/local/lib/LabVIEW-8.6/.data/LV_RemotePanelConnection.lic Lvtest /usr/local/lib/LabVIEW-8.6/.data/IAK_SHARED-errors.txt Lvtest /usr/local/lib/LabVIEW-8.6/.data/Analysis-errors.txt I then wrote the following naive PKGBUILD followed by makepkg -s. rpm files using rpmextract and found that they are just a bunch of library files placed in usr sub-directories. As a first step in Arch, I unbundled the. The Labview executables can then be run by opening them in the file manager. deb using alien and installed them with dpkg. (Note that executables generated by Windows Labview and Linux Labview are not interchangeable) For reference, those files can be found here:įor Ubuntu, I converted the. rpm files appropriate for the version of Labview that generated your executable. rpm files that one downloads from the NI website after registering there. The Labview runtime engine is a free download from National Instruments and allows programs that are generated by the Labview developer package (expensive) to be run on any box without having the licensed Labview software installed.

installing with rpm or dpkg) based on what I've read in the forums. I'd prefer not to operate outside of pacman (ie. It is an easy process on Ubuntu so it must be possible with Arch. I've been stuck for several days trying to get the National Instruments Labview runtime engine installed. Hi, I'm a new Arch user having migrated from Ubuntu a few weeks ago.

Labview runtime 7.0 not installing