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I am working with a REDHAWK 1.9, Linux GPP, and a ARM GPP.
I have a waveform that includes components across multiple GPPs. In this waveform, I have the same component (with same name) running on the Linux GPP and the ARM GPP. I have 2 different directories for this component on the host PC (Linux - running Domain Manager). I have one that is compiled on Linux (X86) and one compiled on ARM. The problem I have occurs when I create the Waveform with the IDE. Using the IDE it only sees one component vs. two. I am not able to put the same component to run on Linux and another instance of the component to run on ARM in the waveform.
When you attempt to launch the waveform, select your waveform and then hit the Next button twice. On this screen, you should be able to specify which Device you would like each component to run on. If both your x86 and your arm implementation of the component are installed to Target SDR, then the waveform should launch and correctly place your components on the selected GPP. This can then be verified by simply running top on each machine