Release Notes for RTX64 2013 with Service Pack 1 Update 1

Installation

• The Runtime Installation was improved to retain real-time subsystem configuration settings during an upgrade. (2191)
• Ensured that a Windows boot configuration remains in the scenario where the RTX64 boot configuration is the only boot option and RTX64 is uninstalled. (2351)

Activation and Configuration

• Resolved an issue regarding the Activation and Configuration utility returning success when failing to write to the license file or importing a license. (2158, 2162)
• Resolved an issue regarding multiple licenses. Previously, when more than six different features were licensed on a system, all licenses showed up as expired. (2312)
• Resolved an issue regarding the Activation and Configuration utility allowing for the user to set an invalid Windows-RTSS processor configuration. (1567)
• Improved the Activation and Configuration utility to display the associated dongle serial number when hovering over components licensed to dongles. (2237)
• Improved license file logic to prohibit duplicate licenses. (2396)

Tools and Utilities

• Improved permission checking within the RTX64 Control Panel. A user is no longer required to have Administrator permissions to launch the Control Panel. (2276, 2330)
• Resolved an issue where the RT-TCP/IP stack was required to be installed to launch the RTX64 Control Panel. (2328)
• Resolved an issue where the RTX64 Control Panel did not display products licensed to dongles when the dongle was not connected to the system. (2091)
• Resolved an issue where the RTX64 Control Panel did not refresh information when a network interface filter was deleted. (2137)
• Resolved an issue where the RTX64 Control Panel did not correctly remove multiple network interfaces. (2299)
• Resolved issues where the RTX64 Control Panel did not provide correct information regarding the state of subsystem components and the need for a restart of the real-time RT-TCP/IP stack, real-time subsystem or the operating system. (2261, 2217, 2266, 2291)
• Resolved an issue where the RTX64 Control Panel did not automatically select the correct driver for the Intel i210, i350, and the Realtek controllers. (2178, 2391)
• Resolved an issue where the RTX64 Control Panel showed non-Network devices in the Add Interface drop down menu for the device name field. (2243)
• Resolved an issue where the RTX64 Control Panel did not respond to the Enter key while editing a field (2218)
• Resolved an issue where the RTX64 Control Panel and Rtx64Config command line utility did not properly handle configuration of the Auto Shrink field. (2324)
• Resolved an issue where Rtx64Analyzer did not gather timer response information. (2366)
• Resolved an issue where the Device Manger’s RTX64 properties page did not persist the information for a need to restart the real-time RT-TCP/IP stack, real-time subsystem or the operating system. (1803)

RT-TCP/IP Stack and Drivers

• Incorporated the updated RtIGB driver, which supports the Intel® i350 controller. Resolved an issue where one port of a dual port i350 controller would not work if both ports were simultaneously enabled. Also resolved an issue where jumbo frames would not work correctly. (1957, 2260, 2321)
• Improved the RtssArp command line utility to return a valid error message in the event of an invalid address. (2282)
• Resolved an issue where the RT-TCP/IP stack’s shutdown handler prevented Windows from stopping and dumping memory. (2145)
• Removed unsupported build configurations from the provided real-time network driver source. (2254)

• If you are not a member of the RTX64Administrators or RTX64Users groups, you may encounter an error when creating a new interface. For more information on user groups, see User Groups and Access Permissions. (2417)
• The RTX64 2013 Runtime, SDK and RTX64Analyzer standalone installers cannot be installed on a 32-bit operating system, Attempts to do this will result in the following Windows error: "This installation package is not supported by this processor type. Contact your product vendor." (2412)