Run startup.rtexe in linux terminal

Hello

I am under some programs on a cRIO 9030. This rio is on Linux and it has a DisplayPort to monitor applications.

My question is: How do I manually start the LabVIEW application from the terminal window?

I tried '.» "/ startup.rtexe" but I only get som errors and weird looking for symbols.

-O

I can't try it now, but I have a suspicion that the rtexe program isn't really an executable file, but rather a packed LabVIEW library or something like this and it is really started up via/usr/local/natinst/labview/lvrt as a parameter. You probably see something in /etc/init.d/nilvrt which is a link to /usr/local/natinst/etc/init.d/nilvrt which most likely contains scripts to boot and start the rtexe program when activated.

/Etc/init.d/ content is logical standard Linux boot and allows you to configure the desired system somehow starts.

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