arne.svensson Posted June 12, 2013 Report Share Posted June 12, 2013 Edit: VIPM 2014 for Linux is now available. This is a major release that fixes most Linux related install issues. ===== Hello I'm trying to install VIPM for Linux on Scientific Linux 6.4 (32-bit) and Labview 2012 Sp1 (Linux) but I could not start the VIPM installation what so ever. I guess it is something with the the LabView RunTime Engine but I could not figure out what. I have reinstalled the RunTime Engine manually (labview-2009-rte-9.0.1-1.i386.rpm) but that doesn't help. (and yes I have been trying all this as superuser ) I'm a newbie on LabView for Linux and also a newbie on rpm-based Linux. /arne Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ashish Posted June 12, 2013 Report Share Posted June 12, 2013 Arne, Here is link to get the correct Run Time Engine: http://support.jki.net/entries/20959253-LabVIEW-RunTime-Engine-for-VIPM Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
arne.svensson Posted June 19, 2013 Author Report Share Posted June 19, 2013 Hello again Sorry for my late reply but I have been away for a short holiday. I'm also sorry to say that the installation of VIPM using LabView RTE 2009 for Linux does not work. I think it is the same problem other users have using a 32-bit system on a computer with more than 4 Gb internal memory. During the install I got the error: LabVIEW caught fatal signal 9.0.1 - Received SIGSEGV Reason: Invalid permissions for mapped object Attempt to reference address: 0x0x87d65cf Segmenteringsfel (the last line is Swedish for segmentation error). /arne Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ashish Posted June 20, 2013 Report Share Posted June 20, 2013 Arne, This article might be helpful: http://support.jki.net/entries/21414632-Issue-with-Installing-VIPM-on-Linux Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tad Posted July 10, 2013 Report Share Posted July 10, 2013 I have exactly the same problem. A machine with 4 GB of memory installed, Scientific Linux 6.4 (32 bit) and LabView 2010, I have manually re-installed labview-2009-rte-9.0.1-1.i386.rpm and still, vipm-2011.0.1-linux refuses to install with the same error as yours. Unfortunately, I have no solution to that. Tad Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ashish Posted July 15, 2013 Report Share Posted July 15, 2013 Tad, Can you verify if the LabVIEW 2009 Run Time Engine is installed properly? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tad Posted July 16, 2013 Report Share Posted July 16, 2013 Tad, Can you verify if the LabVIEW 2009 Run Time Engine is installed properly? Hi Ashish, Thanks for your reply. [tad@lab1 ~]$ rpm -q -i labview-2009-rte Name : labview-2009-rte Relocations: /usr/local Version : 9.0.1 Vendor: National Instruments Corporation Release : 1 Build Date: Thu 14 Jan 2010 10:08:01 AM EST Install Date: Wed 10 Jul 2013 11:25:35 AM EST Build Host: llvbuild003.amer.corp.natinst.com Group : Applications/Engineering Source RPM: labview-2009-rte-9.0.1-1.src.rpm Size : 110985015 License: Copyright © 1998-2010 National Instruments Corporation. Permission is granted to redistribute LabVIEW run-time engine in unmodified form. Signature : (none) Packager : National Instruments Corporation URL : http://www.ni.com/linux Summary : LabVIEW Run-Time Engine Description : Run-time libraries required to run LabVIEW or LabVIEW-built stand-alone applications. All files are installed under /usr/local/lib/LabVIEW-2009 and owned by root. Are there some special tests I can run? Thanks, Tad Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ashish Posted July 16, 2013 Report Share Posted July 16, 2013 Tad, Can you verify with NI that it supports Scientific Linux? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tad Posted July 17, 2013 Report Share Posted July 17, 2013 Tad, Can you verify with NI that it supports Scientific Linux? Hi Ashish, Yes, it does. Please see: http://www.ni.com/labview/requirements/ I have installed Scientific Linux 6.4 (32 bit), LabView 2010 and GPIB driver for NI card. There was no problem with the installation and as I am writing this the machine is happily collecting data from Agilent 94970A and displaying it in my LabView application. But for the reason unknow to me an attempt to install vimp results in segmentation fault. Thanks and regards, Tad Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mkabatek Posted December 2, 2013 Report Share Posted December 2, 2013 I have the same problem on centOS 5.7 Labview 2012, with Labview 9 runtine engine installed. [mkabatek@localhost Downloads]$ ./vipm-2011.0.1-linux ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. LabVIEW caught fatal signal 9.0.1 - Received SIGSEGV Reason: invalid permissions for mapped object Attempt to reference address: 0x0x94249cf Segmentation fault (core dumped) Hi Ashish, Yes, it does. Please see: http://www.ni.com/labview/requirements/ I have installed Scientific Linux 6.4 (32 bit), LabView 2010 and GPIB driver for NI card. There was no problem with the installation and as I am writing this the machine is happily collecting data from Agilent 94970A and displaying it in my LabView application. But for the reason unknow to me an attempt to install vimp results in segmentation fault. Thanks and regards, Tad Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mkabatek Posted December 2, 2013 Report Share Posted December 2, 2013 Same problem Labview 2012, centOS 5.7, labview runtime 9 installed: [mkabatek@localhost Downloads]$ ./vipm-2011.0.1-linux ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. LabVIEW caught fatal signal 9.0.1 - Received SIGSEGV Reason: invalid permissions for mapped object Attempt to reference address: 0x0x94249cf Segmentation fault (core dumped) Hi Ashish, Yes, it does. Please see: http://www.ni.com/labview/requirements/ I have installed Scientific Linux 6.4 (32 bit), LabView 2010 and GPIB driver for NI card. There was no problem with the installation and as I am writing this the machine is happily collecting data from Agilent 94970A and displaying it in my LabView application. But for the reason unknow to me an attempt to install vimp results in segmentation fault. Thanks and regards, Tad Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sara Posted April 15, 2014 Report Share Posted April 15, 2014 Hi, I having exactly the same error with LabVIEW 2013 and CentOS 2.0. I installed the LabVIEW RT 2009 package but didn't fix this. I'm running as root. Any fix for this? Thanks! ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 63. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of 76. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2323): Abandoning cache enumeration from CPUID(2). Using CPUID(4) instead. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(2332): CPUID(2) returned unrecognized cacheID of C1. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1013): Intel: CPUID(4) cache results did not all merge with CPUID(2). ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1105): Inconsistent L2 cache information. Searched for: ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1108): level: 2, role: 2; type: 0, entryType: 2, entrySize: 64, size: 262144, associativity: 8 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1110): Raw data was: eax: 00000000, ebx: 00000000, ecx: 01006040, edx: 00000000 ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(1111): L2 cache data from CPUID(2), CPUID(4) and CPUID(0x80000006) report a mismatch. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(985): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. ./source/lib/IntelDataCollector.cpp(976): CPUID(4) provided cache that CPUID(2) did not. Intel cache parse may need an update. LabVIEW caught fatal signal 9.0.1 - Received SIGSEGV Reason: invalid permissions for mapped object Attempt to reference address: 0x0x9b5cf4f Segmentation fault Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Michael Aivaliotis Posted May 6, 2014 Report Share Posted May 6, 2014 Just wanted to let you know that we're currently working on a new release of VIPM 2014 with better Linux support. See here for more info: VIPM 2014 for Linux Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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