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Bash script for creating custom OPKG feeds

If after installing NI Linux Real-Time Offline Installation Support you find that the folder C:\Program Files\National Instruments\RT Feeds\ is missing some IPK files, you can use the following script (let's name it create-opkg-feed) to create a custom package index with selected IPKs. This index can be used as an extension of NILRT Offline Installation Support.

How to use it

1. Place the create-opkg-feed script along with the IPK files for which you want to create an index in a single folder within the NILRT system. This could be, for example, the folder /home/lvuser/custom_feeds/.
2. Run the script to generate the index file. The created file will be appropriately prepared so that NI MAX does not hide it.
3. The generated files are Packages, Packages.gz, and Packages.stamps. Among these files, there is no PGP signature file (*.asc), which is typically required by NI MAX. Therefore, to avoid improper functioning of the application d

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LabVIEW Run-Time Checker

Use this *.bat script to check if required LabVIEW Run-Time is installed.

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