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=Software Compatibility= | |||
== Does Motohawk run on a 64bit OS? == | |||
As of right now, MATLAB 64-bit versions are not supported. The "MEX" files used by many MotoHawk blocks are built for 32-bit MATLAB only (.MEXW32); 64-bit uses a different binary MEX file format. | |||
Some customers are using MotoHawk and MotoTune on Windows Vista 64-bit with MATLAB 32-bit. They report: | |||
' After installing MotoServerRuntime, MotoTune, and MotoHawk (using right-click install-as-administrator), copy the entire directory tree "C:\Program Files (x86)\MotoTron\..." to "C:\Program Files\MotoTron\..." (substitute "Woodward" for "MotoTron" for MotoHawk 2009b and later releases). When it is time to uninstall, remember to delete the "C:\Program Files\MotoTron\..." copy before uninstalling with Add/Remove Programs. ' | |||
==What are some know problems with running Motohawk on Windows Vista?== | |||
Windows Vista (32-bit) is known to have dongle driver problems. | |||
Revision as of 21:46, 6 January 2010
Software Compatibility
Does Motohawk run on a 64bit OS?
As of right now, MATLAB 64-bit versions are not supported. The "MEX" files used by many MotoHawk blocks are built for 32-bit MATLAB only (.MEXW32); 64-bit uses a different binary MEX file format.
Some customers are using MotoHawk and MotoTune on Windows Vista 64-bit with MATLAB 32-bit. They report:
' After installing MotoServerRuntime, MotoTune, and MotoHawk (using right-click install-as-administrator), copy the entire directory tree "C:\Program Files (x86)\MotoTron\..." to "C:\Program Files\MotoTron\..." (substitute "Woodward" for "MotoTron" for MotoHawk 2009b and later releases). When it is time to uninstall, remember to delete the "C:\Program Files\MotoTron\..." copy before uninstalling with Add/Remove Programs. '
What are some know problems with running Motohawk on Windows Vista?
Windows Vista (32-bit) is known to have dongle driver problems.