The Jetson in the video is connected to a monitor, keyboard and mouse. The video shows the connection from the Jetson to the PC, but omits showing connecting the rest of the peripherals. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!
Hi Jim, your tutorial is very helpful even to our guys in Mainland China. I watched this video and your AGX Orin + SSD video each at least twice as I flashed the jetson pack on the newly installed NVME SSD which is much faster than the native EMMC SD. I wonder what should we do about the EMMC SD, after flashing the jetson linux system to the NVME SSD, do we leave it alone or wipe it out since it seems the jetson linux system is still on it?
I'm glad you find it useful! Typically I will keep the eMMC as a backup. On a development machine, it's not unusual to have a mistake corrupt a drive. Having a different option to boot the machine is very useful. Thanks for watching!
Big thank you for this video (and others)! Your work has helped me so much so far. Finally, after over a week of trying countless approaches, I have an Orin Nano Dev Kit running off an SSD! So relieved right now!
Thanks for the video. Prior to this i failed miserably on my own. Nvidia makes everything seem harder than it should. Finally, I can run my expensive Xavier NX from its NVME drive without the gymnastics of booting from an sd first. Please keep up the good work.
Hi, thank you for great tutorial but I encountered some errors. I followed exactly your instruction but in the System configuration step I didnt have any options to configure the APP partition size. And when I finish flashing, my jetson only have around 15GB disk even though my 500GB SSD card was plugged in. How can I fix this, should I re-flash my jetson ??
For support with the NVIDIA SDK Manager, please ask your question on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums, where a large group of developers and NVIDIA engineers share their experience: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/70 Good luck!
Earlier you had uploaded a guide to install jetpack 4.1 in nvidia jetson agx xavier development kit. My question is whether this sdkmanager guide can be used to achieve the same outcome you did in your previous installation guide for agx xavier development kit?
@@JetsonHacks Thank you for your response. Currently I'm running ubuntu 18.04 VM in virtualBox on my host computer. Do you advise me to dual boot to flash my xavier dev kit or should I flash it using my VM? Kindly reply.
Hello Jim. Thank you for this video and the SSD install video. This helped me FINALLY get my new SSD card flashed so I could boot my Jetson Orin Nano from it. Keep up the good work ...please!
Thank you for the kind words. Good question! I don't know the answer to the OpenCV question, but I would guess that it has to do with legal and support issues. Thanks for watching!
As an embedded system, power management is an important aspect of system design. On the Jetson Xavier NX (any Jetson really), you can configure the number of CPU cores, the CPU clock speed, and GPU clock. There are trade offs, depending on the power profile you are using. The Xavier NX has pre-made configurations for 10W, 15W and 20W modes. You can also make custom configurations. In the example, one of the configurations for 15W is to use 4 CPU cores and turn the GPU clock up. If CPU computation is more important, then you could all 6 cores online and turn down the GPU. Again, it's for which power envelope you are trying to meet. The Jetson Nano has different power modes too. These are selectable from the power menu. If you don't care about the power so much (for example you're plugged into the wall) then the Jetsons have what is called MAXN mode which turns all CPUs on and sets the maximum clock rates. Thanks for watching!
You should ask for help on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums so that NVIDIA Engineers can help you find the issue: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/70 Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the great and detailed explanation. I have a question though. I do not have linux pc, is there any way that i can run this on windows? Like virtual machine or something?
I do not know the answer. I've heard people have tried it with varying degrees of success. Please ask your question on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums, where a large group of developers and NVIDIA engineers share their experience. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video! I have a question, I need to install Jetpack 5.1.1 which is the newest version now? on complete NEW jetson agx xavier, does this video work for this situation also?
@@JetsonHacks Thank you for your reply! One problem is that SDK Manager(in ubuntu which is installed in VM Ware) is not detecting xavier module (USB cable is connected ). If I just ignore that not detected text and press 'continue', it's saying not enough space. what do you think, what can be any possible reasons in this case?
@@azrflourish9032 Is there enough space on your host computer? VMs are not supported by SDK Manager. Please ask questions on the official NVIDIA AGX Xavier forum where the NVIDIA engineers can help you troubleshoot.
@@JetsonHacks DONE! THANK YOU SO MUCH for your helpful videos and quick replies~ Handled my problem by trying it in other computer (changed host computer), but one thing that VM ware workstation worked well))
Excellent video. I am setting up a group of jetson orin nano’s for a graduate class. The SSD drives are in, but the computers are slowly coming in. I am using a stand alone ubuntu 22.04 system to setup the SSD with the SDK Wizard. Can I create all of the SSD drives before the Jetson Orin Nano’s come in or do I have to wait until the actual computers come in. I noticed that if I plug in a SSD that was setup on a Jetson Orin Nano into a new computer, it does not boot. Is there a recommended practice to set this up? I want the systems to be identical for the class. The students would not have access to a stand alone linux system to run the wizard on their own. This way i can insure that the systems are identical and they will be starting with the same environment.
That's a good question. Typically people use mass flash when they are trying to create multiple SSDs like you describe. There are a couple of issues, depending on which Orin Nanos you receive. You may have to flash the Orins to update the QSPI to the version of JetPack that you are running. There's a lot here to parse, it's beyond what I can describe in a RUclips comment. Your best bet is to ask on the Jetson Orin Nano forums where a NVIDIA engineer can help you get started on the process: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/jetson-orin-nano/632 Thanks for watching!
I have problem with setting up the storage size, there is no option for me to set the APP partition size as shown in the video...can you help me with this?
That's a difficult problem to solve in RUclips comments. Please post your question on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums where a large group of developers and NVIDIA Engineers share their experience. Thanks for watching!
Hi Jim, thanks for the guide. I have installed Ubuntu 20.04 and followed your guide, but when I try to install JetPack for Jetson Nano B01, the SDK manager says: No available releases for Ubuntu 20.04. Do you have a similar problem?
Can I install the sdkmanager in a vitual machine with ubuntu and then install cuda over ssh to the jetson orin nano or only we need to install the sdk manager inside the jetson orin nano and then install cuda? Im triying installing the sdkmanager in the orin but im getting errors.. Please tell me if I can do it "install remotly the cuda packages" Thanks
@@surflaweb NVIDIA does not support JetPack on a virtual machine on Windows. People have reported some success, but you need to adjust the USB settings on the virtual machine correctly. If you need help, please ask on the official NIVIDA Jetson Orin Nano forum, where NVIDIA engineers can help you through the process: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/jetson-orin-nano/632
I can't read your question. Please ask for help on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums where NVIDIA engineers can help you through issues you may be encountering: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/70
@@JetsonHacks My laptop is having trouble recognizing the jetson xaviernx developer kit. Can you tell me what it is to pin it at around 9 seconds in the video? Sorry if the sentence is weird using a translator. Answer me in English and I'll translate it and read it!
@@류리원-u5j Ensure that your Jetson Xavier NX Developer Kit is powered off, and a 32GB or larger microSD card (preferably 64GB) is inserted in the SD card slot. Enable Force Recovery Mode by placing a jumper across pins 9 and 10 (FC REC and GND) of the button header (J14), located on the edge of the carrier board under the Jetson module.
@@JetsonHacks Should I connect pin 9 and pin 10 with an arm-arm jumper cable? Should I plug one side of the jumper cable into pin 9 and the other into pin 10?
I want to upgrade my jetson orin nx 16GB with P3 Plus 4.0 M.2. After following your tutorial i get an "can't put jetson orin nx in recovery mode" in recovery mode while flashing. Can you help me out? I am working with Ubuntu 22.04.5 on 64-bit inside a vm on windows. I can see the board with lsusb and the sdk manager does also find the bord in Step 01.
During the flashing process, the Jetson will detach and reattach to the host machine. Many VMs have trouble with this, and lose track of where the Jetson is. Unfortunately, there's no easy fix that I can suggest. Some people have been able to get the to work, others are not so lucky. Please ask your question on the official NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX forum where a NVIDIA engineer can help you out. Thanks for watching!
Wanted to try this SDK manager to flash the jetpack 5 on the NVME in my Jetson Xavier NX but unfortunately it doesn't work on Ubuntu 22.04. Do you know if it will be ported on Ubuntu 22.04 and if the Xavier NX will ever get the jetpack 6?
Love the channel, very helpful videos. I've been attempting to flash my Xavier NX 16GB developer kit with the newest version of Jetpack but ran into an issue during the flashing process. I attempted to use the forced recovery mode on the board and it doesn't want to let me flash any versions of jetson on it now (just gets stuck at 99% for hours before timing out). Not sure what may be causing the issue but i'm starting to run out of ideas. Any suggestions?
Thank you for the kind words. I'm not quite sure what might be wrong. Did you try to boot the Jetson to see if it was actually flashed? Is this an actual NVIDIA developer kit? You can probably get better help on the official NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX forum. Oh, and thanks for watching!
@@JetsonHacks Hi thanks for replying, the xavier I'm using is ran through the J202 by seeed studios. I'm running an ubuntu 20.04 virtual machine on a windows 11 OS which probably had something to do with the flashing issues haha. Upon start up i'm getting some imx219_board_setup errors. (Error during i2c probe). I believe these are referencing the forced recovery pins. It also displays an issue saying "using random self ehternet and host ethernet" where the CPU's 4&5 shut down due to a bridge firewalling protocol. The last error is tegra-xucd-new 3550000.xudc: setup request failed: -22
@@justinatkins2508 Virtual machines are not supported. This is due to the Jetson rebooting during the process, changing the USB connection. You may be able to work around this by modifying the VM settings, but it requires special knowledge about what you are attempting to do. The IMX219 board are for any cameras that are connected via the MIPI/CSI ports. If there are no cameras attached, then it prints the error statement. Most people mistake this for a real error, when it is just a warning saying it didn't find attached cameras to initialize. I believe the last error has something to do with USB ports. I would guess it has something to do with the host computer being connected to the USB port. For support, you should ask questions on the official NVIDIA forums or from SEEED.
@@JetsonHacks You were right about the USB port connection issues with the virtual machine. Managed to dust off an old laptop and install ubuntu 20.04 as the OS. Used your other video for upgrading the Xavier nx to run jetpack 5.1 and have it booting from my NMVe SSD. Your videos were an immense help in configuring everything, really appreciate your work!!
Hello, I have a Jetson Nano Developer Kit for my son, he may have started downloading an app and did not have enough memory and shut it down. Now I cannot get Ubutunu running. I have tried the SDK manager but it doesn't recognize the Nano. Can I reboot the Nano any other way or re-flash they Nano? Thx
Im trying to apply this method on my Tx1, but its not working. What is "Target HW Image folder" on step 2? is it a directory on the Jetson or a directory on the host machien? Also as a side note, it might help to explain how to put the jetson on force recovery mode when connecting it to the host machine. Took me hours of googling to figure that out =)
It sounds like you are frustrated. The Target HW Image folder is on the Host (PC). Make sure that you have enough disk space for the installation. The TX1 is 7 years old, and was end of lifed in 2019. The SDK Manager still supports the TX1. It is difficult to show all of the (many) Jetson models in one video. Here is how you set the TX1 into force recovery mode from an older video: ruclips.net/video/DyhRMjaUknQ/видео.htmlsi=zix3bBRRlwcWiHIo&t=375 There is a Jetson TX1 Quick start guide. Google 'Jetson TX1 Quick Start Guide'. Just as a note, "It is not working" makes it difficult for someone to help. If you describe the issue you are encountering, that gives someone a place to start. If you have questions about using NVIDIA software, please ask your question on the official NVIDIA Jetson TX1 forum: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/jetson-tx1/80 On the forum, a large group of developers and NVIDIA engineers share their experience, and can help you with flashing your device. Good luck on your project!
@@JetsonHacks I appreceate the informative response! despite this video not covering the my exact Jetson model, it is still helpful nonetheless. =) Do you happen to know the purpose of the "Target HW image folder" I tried setting both directories to a big empty flash drive, but its prompting me to retry because the installation failed
@@richardtobing5012 The Target HW Image folder is where the SKD Manager builds the drive image that it will flash onto the Jetson. This folder can be up to 64GB, but is probably smaller for the TX1.
The SD card version has the full set of Jetson software and tools. The idea is that you burn the SD card, boot up and you are ready to go. On the other hand, the SDK has the ability to pick and choose which Jetson tools are installed. The SDK can also set the Jetson up to boot from a different device than the SD card such as a NVMe SSD or USB drive. Thanks for watching!
I don't see any reason why not, it's essentially a Jetson Nano (which is supported) with more RAM than the original version. You can always use the force recovery pins to reflash it if you get stuck. I would test this but I'm using a Xavier NX production module with a VVDN carrier so I can't use any of this to get my board up and running, it's slightly more convoluted by still quite easy in comparison to other SBC's. I still find Linux on Arm to be a pain, especially if you need to modify and recompile the device tree, ugh horrible! Good luck and have fun Henk!
The SDK Manager is the official way from NVIDIA to flash the Jetson Nano. I believe that in order to boot the Nano from a NVMe SSD drive, there are additional steps you must take that are not covered here in the video. Thanks for watching!
@@JetsonHacks just like any new powerful system there is a learning curve and learning Linux low level is extremely beneficial as it can be applied to many systems. Great videos by the way!!
@@danriches7328 Thank you for the kind words. It's interesting because there are several learning curves to take into consideration. First, there's the Linux part. Depending on where you jump in, it can be low level system/kernel/device tree. Or it can be at the application level. Then there's the JetPack libraries and Jetson hardware centric features. That's for using the hardware efficiently (GPU, Deep Learning Accelerators, Codex and so on). Then above that is using deep learning models and tools like Tensor Flow and PyTorch. Some are combinations, such as deep learning and Docker containers. It's very interesting, a little bit for everybody know matter their interest in computing. Thanks for watching!
i managed to flash only the Jetson linux, after that I wasn't able to see the device on the host machine anymore. Is it possible to use the SDK manager on the Jetson itself to install the other components ( runtime and Jetpack SDK) ?
The device needs to be in recovery mode to be seen from the host. The SDK Manager does not run on the Jetson. You can install JetPack on the Jetson itself from a Terminal: $ sudo apt update $ sudo apt install nvidia-jetpack Good luck!
i have a question , i use nvidia with monitor and i woud install cuda in nvidia what the architecture can i choose in the site web of nvidia aarch64 or x86_64
Thank you for creating such a kind and detailed video. I appreciate the effort you put into it. I was wondering if you have ever encountered any issues while flashing Linux on the Nvidia Jetson. I have not had any problems when flashing Linux on the EMMC memory, which is installed internally. However, when I try to flash Linux on the externally mounted NVMe memory, I receive an error from the SDK manager. The process proceeds to about 96%, but when the Jetson reboots, it only displays a blinking underscore on Jetson, and prints failed message on host PC. Have you experienced this symptoms or could you give me a reference that I can refer to ?
Thank you for the kind words. I have not encountered the error you describe. I have found that the best place to get advice for this type of issue is the official NVIDIA Jetson Developer forums, where NVIDIA engineers are available to help diagnose the issue: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/70 Select the correct Jetson forum, and describe the issue. Thanks for watching!
I dont know if you will read this but is this also possible on Jetpack 6 When i try that script it just fails even when i checked if packages are installed or remove packages from the list if they are no longer needed. thx in advance
Hello. I'm getting the following error when attempting to manually flash ERROR: Flash Jetson Linux - flash: command terminated with error SUMMARY: DateTime Target Setup - target: Depends on failed component How should I go about fixing this?
I'm not sure what the error means. Please ask the question on the official NVIDIA Jetson forum where a NVIDIA engineer can help you through the issue. Good luck, and thanks for watching!
If you are having issues, please ask questions on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/70
Depends on what you app you are trying to install, and what it's dependencies are. You can compile from source and place the application where you want. You can install from .deb packages to place on a drive other than the rootfs (eMMC in this case): $ dpkg --instdir=/path/to/custom/directory -i package_name.deb This is one of the reasons that people will use the SDK manager to boot from NVMe. The somewhat limited storage of the eMMC limits the number of applications you can install. Also consider moving data from the eMMC to NVMe and other general housekeeping tasks to free up more room.
@@JetsonHacks I already flashed to eMMC, but now would like to have everything in the NVMe. Do you recommend to reflash on the NVMe, or is there a way to move everything to the NVMe ?
I Have nvidia drive agx orin developer kit in offce . When i connect it to laptop having latest ubuntu It show nothing What wrong am doing ? If i install SDK manager on this laptop , will it rewrite my ubuntu ? I dont want to disturb my current ubuntu OS since its office laptop? I need some help to run this kit with my laptop
You should ask NVIDIA what the proper procedure is to work with the Drive AGX Orin. They are different than the Jetson Developer Kits. I don't have any experience with the Drive, only the Jetson developer kits. Good luck on your project!
@@JetsonHacks I figured that out. The flashing fails at 83% saying waiting for the target to boot up it reached time out and then fails. The orin device fans spin up and stop intermittently. I also tried out your repo for booting up from external device. That also gave the same issue. What should be done here?
@@harshalbhat5638 It's difficult tell what the issue is. It will depend on which version of JetPack you are trying to install. You will probably need to use the serial debug console to determine where the flashing procedure is stopping. If you are using JetPack 6, you most likely need to flash the eMMC to update the bootloader firmware. Your best bet is to ask for help on the official NVIDIA Jetson Orin Forum where a NVIDIA engineer can walk you through the issues you are having: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/jetson-agx-orin/486
Hi there! I have installed JetPack 4.6.4, but this doesn't have Ubuntu 18, do you know any way to install Ubuntu 18? And other questions, how can I format the SSD, because then of install it, I don't have enough space. Thank you ❤
I don't know what you mean. JetPack 4.6.4 is Jetson Linux 32.7.1 which is Ubuntu 18.04. See: developer.nvidia.com/jetpack-sdk-464 Why do you think Ubuntu 18 is not installed?
Difference in terms of what? It's hard to say without knowing which Jetson, and how adept you are at the work arounds you'll probably need if you're connecting the USB via USB.
Thank you for the tutorial. I'm currently trying to flash Jetson Xavier NX SDK (the one that you have in the video). I managed to finish installation of only Jetson Linux on SDK Manager (unchecked jetson runtime and jetson sdk). However after it was flashed and was confirmed successful by SDK Manager, Jetson shows the regular white nvidia screen then boots up to the NVME but I just got a black screen after that. Previously, it worked fine booting up to the nvme. Im currently reinstalling it because my previous OS was so messy that I need to reinstall. Configuratons: - jetpack version is 5.1.2 - Unchecked host machine - Checked target machine (xavier nx and detected) - manual setup - using runtime (not preconfig) Any solutions? -
@@farrelfzeta6908 I don't have any solutions. The only thing I would do is look at the output of the serial log and try to locate the issue. Also, this is official NVIDIA supported software. Go to the NVIDIA Jetson developers forum where a large group of developer and NVIDIA engineers share their experience. They probably will be able to help you with your issue.
@@JetsonHacksI managed to flash it but encounters another problem. I didn't see APP Partition Windows just like you have during runtime configuration wizard. Thus the default partition storage for APP is only 15GB which is so small considering I have 240 GB SSD NVME.
@@JetsonHacks I just found the solution. I was using Jetpack 5.1.2, however if I use Jetpack 5.1 then the APP Partition window will show up during configuration wizard. Everything is solved and workig fine now. Thank you so much for the tutorial!
Here's the compatibility matrix: developer.nvidia.com/sdk-manager For JetPack 4.x and 5.x Ubuntu 18 works. For JetPack 6 you'll need 20.04 or greater. Thanks for watching!
thank you for guide :) I'm installing according to your guide, but the mouse and keyboard don't move on the screen of installing ubuntu on jetson. Tried changing and reinstalling several times, still the same. how do i solve it?
@@JetsonHacks I am trying to install Jetpack 4.6.1 on Jetson Xavier NX version through SDK Manager for manual installation and runtime installation. However, when flashing the Jetson OS reaches 99%, the Ubuntu installation screen appears on the Jetson but the keyboard and mouse do not work. The Jetson Xavier NX already had Jetpack installed, but I am trying to reinstall it due to some issues encountered during previous usage.
Hey your videos really helped me! I was able to install everything but for some reason my keyboard and mouse are not working on the fresh install. I had to preconfig the username and password in SDK manager. However, even after installing everything, the keyboard and mouse still dont work on the jetson nx
@@khalidr8272 The video is for flashing a NVIDIA Jetson Developer Kit. The Avermedia boards are different, and need a different board support package (BSP). You will need to contact Avermedia for support. I do not know if they have updates ready for JetPack 5.1.1. Here's a NVIDIA Jetson forum article about it: www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwih27Pd3Mr-AhWfJUQIHYHOCgoQFnoECAsQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fforums.developer.nvidia.com%2Ft%2Fflashing-bsp-issue-on-xavier-nx-16gb%2F214690&usg=AOvVaw1EkbaCWyKuqpW23BtW-XWb Good luck!
@@JetsonHacks ah this has been a struggle. I have reached out to them. Successfully flashed but unable to continue ubuntu wizard because mouse and keyboard not working
@@JetsonHacks No sir it has nothing to do with the Jetson, it is the OS itself . I am using ubuntu 23 and target OS in the SDK manager dosen't support it so as u mentioned I have to downgrade my ubuntu to 16,18,20 or 22 plus ubuntu 23 really working too slow not smooth as yours I can't even open a youtube video although it is 11 GB. what is your ubuntu version sir and its system settings? Finally I really want to thank you for this great channel and hats off to you for your incredible effort!
The jetson target is in a bad state and cannot be flashed.please manually put the target into recovery mode and then retry flashing." I am having this problem during flashing when it is at 95%.
It's hard to tell what the issue might be from your description. Please your question ask on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums where NVIDIA engineers can help you work through the issue.
@@JetsonHacks I used the SDK manager to install jetpack 5.1, but only was able to install it on the sdcard. I just now started the SDK manager and it says New version 5.1 [rev. 1] What's new in jetPack 5.1[rev. 1], Fixes an issue with flashing to NVMe. I guess I will try it again.
Without this life saver video I couldn’t have set up my Jetson. Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad you found the video useful. Thanks for watching!
How do you switched to jatson configuration at min 9:20? How could I do that?
The Jetson in the video is connected to a monitor, keyboard and mouse. The video shows the connection from the Jetson to the PC, but omits showing connecting the rest of the peripherals. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!
Thanks for answer!
Hi Jim, your tutorial is very helpful even to our guys in Mainland China. I watched this video and your AGX Orin + SSD video each at least twice as I flashed the jetson pack on the newly installed NVME SSD which is much faster than the native EMMC SD. I wonder what should we do about the EMMC SD, after flashing the jetson linux system to the NVME SSD, do we leave it alone or wipe it out since it seems the jetson linux system is still on it?
I'm glad you find it useful! Typically I will keep the eMMC as a backup. On a development machine, it's not unusual to have a mistake corrupt a drive. Having a different option to boot the machine is very useful. Thanks for watching!
Big thank you for this video (and others)! Your work has helped me so much so far. Finally, after over a week of trying countless approaches, I have an Orin Nano Dev Kit running off an SSD! So relieved right now!
You are welcome. Thank you for the kind words, and thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video. Prior to this i failed miserably on my own. Nvidia makes everything seem harder than it should. Finally, I can run my expensive Xavier NX from its NVME drive without the gymnastics of booting from an sd first. Please keep up the good work.
You are welcome! I'm glad that you were able to get it to work. Thanks for watching!
Hi, thank you for great tutorial but I encountered some errors. I followed exactly your instruction but in the System configuration step I didnt have any options to configure the APP partition size. And when I finish flashing, my jetson only have around 15GB disk even though my 500GB SSD card was plugged in. How can I fix this, should I re-flash my jetson ??
For support with the NVIDIA SDK Manager, please ask your question on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums, where a large group of developers and NVIDIA engineers share their experience: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/70
Good luck!
Hi, does this also work with jeton Orion nano Development Kit? I had Problems with flashing via as Card so i want to try it with sek manager
Yes it does. You will need to make sure that you have a recent version that supports the Orin Nano. Thanks for watching!
Earlier you had uploaded a guide to install jetpack 4.1 in nvidia jetson agx xavier development kit.
My question is whether this sdkmanager guide can be used to achieve the same outcome you did in your previous installation guide for agx xavier development kit?
Sure. Just make sure that you select (or have the SDK Manager select for you) the Jetson AGX Xavier. Thanks for watching!
@@JetsonHacks Thank you for your response. Currently I'm running ubuntu 18.04 VM in virtualBox on my host computer. Do you advise me to dual boot to flash my xavier dev kit or should I flash it using my VM? Kindly reply.
Hello Jim. Thank you for this video and the SSD install video. This helped me FINALLY get my new SSD card flashed so I could boot my Jetson Orin Nano from it. Keep up the good work ...please!
You are welcome, I'm glad you were able to get your Orin Nano working like you want. Thank you for the kind words, and thanks for watching!
Great little video. I was wondering why there are no CUDA support for the vanilla OpenCV 4.5.4?
Thank you for the kind words. Good question! I don't know the answer to the OpenCV question, but I would guess that it has to do with legal and support issues. Thanks for watching!
Why 2 cores are disabled? It is always in jetson xavier nx? I have a jetson nano and i didn't see something similar.
As an embedded system, power management is an important aspect of system design. On the Jetson Xavier NX (any Jetson really), you can configure the number of CPU cores, the CPU clock speed, and GPU clock. There are trade offs, depending on the power profile you are using. The Xavier NX has pre-made configurations for 10W, 15W and 20W modes. You can also make custom configurations. In the example, one of the configurations for 15W is to use 4 CPU cores and turn the GPU clock up. If CPU computation is more important, then you could all 6 cores online and turn down the GPU. Again, it's for which power envelope you are trying to meet.
The Jetson Nano has different power modes too. These are selectable from the power menu.
If you don't care about the power so much (for example you're plugged into the wall) then the Jetsons have what is called MAXN mode which turns all CPUs on and sets the maximum clock rates. Thanks for watching!
iam getting some dependency error and install error while setup process what is should do
You should ask for help on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums so that NVIDIA Engineers can help you find the issue: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/70 Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the great and detailed explanation. I have a question though. I do not have linux pc, is there any way that i can run this on windows? Like virtual machine or something?
I do not know the answer. I've heard people have tried it with varying degrees of success. Please ask your question on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums, where a large group of developers and NVIDIA engineers share their experience. Thanks for watching!
Hey, did it work for you on virtual machine, I have the same issue
Thanks for the video! I have a question, I need to install Jetpack 5.1.1 which is the newest version now? on complete NEW jetson agx xavier, does this video work for this situation also?
You are welcome. Yes, this method works for 5.1.1. Thanks for watching!
@@JetsonHacks Thank you for your reply! One problem is that SDK Manager(in ubuntu which is installed in VM Ware) is not detecting xavier module (USB cable is connected ). If I just ignore that not detected text and press 'continue', it's saying not enough space. what do you think, what can be any possible reasons in this case?
@@azrflourish9032 Is there enough space on your host computer? VMs are not supported by SDK Manager. Please ask questions on the official NVIDIA AGX Xavier forum where the NVIDIA engineers can help you troubleshoot.
@@JetsonHacks DONE! THANK YOU SO MUCH for your helpful videos and quick replies~
Handled my problem by trying it in other computer (changed host computer), but one thing that VM ware workstation worked well))
@@azrflourish9032 You are welcome.
You're the man Jim thanks so much for these videos. Got my Jetson Orin setup on NVME today.
Excellent! I am glad you were able to get it to work. Thanks for watching.
I'm doing this tomorrow! Looks like @JetsonHacks laid it all out as usual :)
Excellent video. I am setting up a group of jetson orin nano’s for a graduate class. The SSD drives are in, but the computers are slowly coming in. I am using a stand alone ubuntu 22.04 system to setup the SSD with the SDK Wizard. Can I create all of the SSD drives before the Jetson Orin Nano’s come in or do I have to wait until the actual computers come in. I noticed that if I plug in a SSD that was setup on a Jetson Orin Nano into a new computer, it does not boot. Is there a recommended practice to set this up? I want the systems to be identical for the class. The students would not have access to a stand alone linux system to run the wizard on their own. This way i can insure that the systems are identical and they will be starting with the same environment.
That's a good question. Typically people use mass flash when they are trying to create multiple SSDs like you describe. There are a couple of issues, depending on which Orin Nanos you receive. You may have to flash the Orins to update the QSPI to the version of JetPack that you are running. There's a lot here to parse, it's beyond what I can describe in a RUclips comment. Your best bet is to ask on the Jetson Orin Nano forums where a NVIDIA engineer can help you get started on the process: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/jetson-orin-nano/632
Thanks for watching!
is ubuntu version 20.04 ?
The Jetson is running Jetson Linux 35.2.1, a variant of Ubuntu 20.04. Thanks for watching!
@@JetsonHacks so , you mean , i can run ros noetic because ros noetic needs ubuntu 20.04
@@JetsonHacks btw, thanks for reply
@@ahmetsasa5644 Yes.
I have problem with setting up the storage size, there is no option for me to set the APP partition size as shown in the video...can you help me with this?
That's a difficult problem to solve in RUclips comments. Please post your question on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums where a large group of developers and NVIDIA Engineers share their experience. Thanks for watching!
Hi Jim, thanks for the guide. I have installed Ubuntu 20.04 and followed your guide, but when I try to install JetPack for Jetson Nano B01, the SDK manager says: No available releases for Ubuntu 20.04. Do you have a similar problem?
HI Jim, just saw the table under the SDK Manager page. Notice that 20.04 and above do not support JetPack 4.6. and lower. Thanks.
Can I install the sdkmanager in a vitual machine with ubuntu and then install cuda over ssh to the jetson orin nano or only we need to install the sdk manager inside the jetson orin nano and then install cuda? Im triying installing the sdkmanager in the orin but im getting errors.. Please tell me if I can do it "install remotly the cuda packages" Thanks
When you install the nvidia-jetpack package on the Jetson, it installs CUDA. Thanks for watching!
@@JetsonHacks but I could install sdkmanager in my windows pc with ubuntu the install cuda by using ethernet connection.?
@@surflaweb NVIDIA does not support JetPack on a virtual machine on Windows. People have reported some success, but you need to adjust the USB settings on the virtual machine correctly. If you need help, please ask on the official NIVIDA Jetson Orin Nano forum, where NVIDIA engineers can help you through the process: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/jetson-orin-nano/632
혹시 아직 댓글 보시나요?
0:90 에 핀에 뭘 꽂는건지 알 수 있을까요? 제 노트북이 개발키트를 인식하지 못합니다
I can't read your question. Please ask for help on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums where NVIDIA engineers can help you through issues you may be encountering: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/70
@@JetsonHacks My laptop is having trouble recognizing the jetson xaviernx developer kit. Can you tell me what it is to pin it at around 9 seconds in the video? Sorry if the sentence is weird using a translator. Answer me in English and I'll translate it and read it!
@@류리원-u5j Ensure that your Jetson Xavier NX Developer Kit is powered off, and a 32GB or larger microSD card (preferably 64GB) is inserted in the SD card slot. Enable Force Recovery Mode by placing a jumper across pins 9 and 10 (FC REC and GND) of the button header (J14), located on the edge of the carrier board under the Jetson module.
@@JetsonHacks Should I connect pin 9 and pin 10 with an arm-arm jumper cable? Should I plug one side of the jumper cable into pin 9 and the other into pin 10?
@@류리원-u5j yes.
I want to upgrade my jetson orin nx 16GB with P3 Plus 4.0 M.2. After following your tutorial i get an "can't put jetson orin nx in recovery mode" in recovery mode while flashing. Can you help me out?
I am working with Ubuntu 22.04.5 on 64-bit inside a vm on windows.
I can see the board with lsusb and the sdk manager does also find the bord in Step 01.
During the flashing process, the Jetson will detach and reattach to the host machine. Many VMs have trouble with this, and lose track of where the Jetson is. Unfortunately, there's no easy fix that I can suggest. Some people have been able to get the to work, others are not so lucky. Please ask your question on the official NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX forum where a NVIDIA engineer can help you out. Thanks for watching!
Hello Jim! Does this install deepstream as well like in the sdk manager?
I don't understand the question. This tutorial is for the SDK Manager.
Wanted to try this SDK manager to flash the jetpack 5 on the NVME in my Jetson Xavier NX but unfortunately it doesn't work on Ubuntu 22.04. Do you know if it will be ported on Ubuntu 22.04 and if the Xavier NX will ever get the jetpack 6?
I do not know the plans for the SDK Manager and Ubuntu 22.04. NVIDIA has stated that the Xaviers will not be getting JetPack 6. Thanks for watching!
Love the channel, very helpful videos. I've been attempting to flash my Xavier NX 16GB developer kit with the newest version of Jetpack but ran into an issue during the flashing process. I attempted to use the forced recovery mode on the board and it doesn't want to let me flash any versions of jetson on it now (just gets stuck at 99% for hours before timing out). Not sure what may be causing the issue but i'm starting to run out of ideas. Any suggestions?
Thank you for the kind words. I'm not quite sure what might be wrong. Did you try to boot the Jetson to see if it was actually flashed? Is this an actual NVIDIA developer kit? You can probably get better help on the official NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX forum. Oh, and thanks for watching!
@@JetsonHacks Hi thanks for replying, the xavier I'm using is ran through the J202 by seeed studios. I'm running an ubuntu 20.04 virtual machine on a windows 11 OS which probably had something to do with the flashing issues haha. Upon start up i'm getting some imx219_board_setup errors. (Error during i2c probe). I believe these are referencing the forced recovery pins. It also displays an issue saying "using random self ehternet and host ethernet" where the CPU's 4&5 shut down due to a bridge firewalling protocol. The last error is tegra-xucd-new 3550000.xudc: setup request failed: -22
@@justinatkins2508 Virtual machines are not supported. This is due to the Jetson rebooting during the process, changing the USB connection. You may be able to work around this by modifying the VM settings, but it requires special knowledge about what you are attempting to do.
The IMX219 board are for any cameras that are connected via the MIPI/CSI ports. If there are no cameras attached, then it prints the error statement. Most people mistake this for a real error, when it is just a warning saying it didn't find attached cameras to initialize.
I believe the last error has something to do with USB ports. I would guess it has something to do with the host computer being connected to the USB port.
For support, you should ask questions on the official NVIDIA forums or from SEEED.
@@JetsonHacks You were right about the USB port connection issues with the virtual machine. Managed to dust off an old laptop and install ubuntu 20.04 as the OS. Used your other video for upgrading the Xavier nx to run jetpack 5.1 and have it booting from my NMVe SSD. Your videos were an immense help in configuring everything, really appreciate your work!!
@@justinatkins2508 Thank you for the kind words. I am glad you were able to get it to work.
Hello, I have a Jetson Nano Developer Kit for my son, he may have started downloading an app and did not have enough memory and shut it down. Now I cannot get Ubutunu running. I have tried the SDK manager but it doesn't recognize the Nano. Can I reboot the Nano any other way or re-flash they Nano? Thx
You should be able to flash a SD card for it and boot from there. See the Jetson Nano getting started guide.
Im trying to apply this method on my Tx1, but its not working. What is "Target HW Image folder" on step 2? is it a directory on the Jetson or a directory on the host machien? Also as a side note, it might help to explain how to put the jetson on force recovery mode when connecting it to the host machine. Took me hours of googling to figure that out =)
It sounds like you are frustrated. The Target HW Image folder is on the Host (PC). Make sure that you have enough disk space for the installation.
The TX1 is 7 years old, and was end of lifed in 2019. The SDK Manager still supports the TX1. It is difficult to show all of the (many) Jetson models in one video. Here is how you set the TX1 into force recovery mode from an older video: ruclips.net/video/DyhRMjaUknQ/видео.htmlsi=zix3bBRRlwcWiHIo&t=375
There is a Jetson TX1 Quick start guide. Google 'Jetson TX1 Quick Start Guide'.
Just as a note, "It is not working" makes it difficult for someone to help. If you describe the issue you are encountering, that gives someone a place to start. If you have questions about using NVIDIA software, please ask your question on the official NVIDIA Jetson TX1 forum: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/jetson-tx1/80
On the forum, a large group of developers and NVIDIA engineers share their experience, and can help you with flashing your device. Good luck on your project!
@@JetsonHacks I appreceate the informative response! despite this video not covering the my exact Jetson model, it is still helpful nonetheless. =)
Do you happen to know the purpose of the "Target HW image folder" I tried setting both directories to a big empty flash drive, but its prompting me to retry because the installation failed
@@richardtobing5012 The Target HW Image folder is where the SKD Manager builds the drive image that it will flash onto the Jetson. This folder can be up to 64GB, but is probably smaller for the TX1.
Any differents between using SD card and SDK? Thank you
The SD card version has the full set of Jetson software and tools. The idea is that you burn the SD card, boot up and you are ready to go. On the other hand, the SDK has the ability to pick and choose which Jetson tools are installed. The SDK can also set the Jetson up to boot from a different device than the SD card such as a NVMe SSD or USB drive. Thanks for watching!
Can this also be installed on a Jetson Nano 4GB?
I don't see any reason why not, it's essentially a Jetson Nano (which is supported) with more RAM than the original version. You can always use the force recovery pins to reflash it if you get stuck. I would test this but I'm using a Xavier NX production module with a VVDN carrier so I can't use any of this to get my board up and running, it's slightly more convoluted by still quite easy in comparison to other SBC's. I still find Linux on Arm to be a pain, especially if you need to modify and recompile the device tree, ugh horrible! Good luck and have fun Henk!
@@danriches7328 Thanks for your answer Dan.🙂
The SDK Manager is the official way from NVIDIA to flash the Jetson Nano. I believe that in order to boot the Nano from a NVMe SSD drive, there are additional steps you must take that are not covered here in the video. Thanks for watching!
@@JetsonHacks just like any new powerful system there is a learning curve and learning Linux low level is extremely beneficial as it can be applied to many systems. Great videos by the way!!
@@danriches7328 Thank you for the kind words. It's interesting because there are several learning curves to take into consideration. First, there's the Linux part. Depending on where you jump in, it can be low level system/kernel/device tree. Or it can be at the application level.
Then there's the JetPack libraries and Jetson hardware centric features. That's for using the hardware efficiently (GPU, Deep Learning Accelerators, Codex and so on). Then above that is using deep learning models and tools like Tensor Flow and PyTorch. Some are combinations, such as deep learning and Docker containers. It's very interesting, a little bit for everybody know matter their interest in computing. Thanks for watching!
i managed to flash only the Jetson linux, after that I wasn't able to see the device on the host machine anymore. Is it possible to use the SDK manager on the Jetson itself to install the other components ( runtime and Jetpack SDK) ?
The device needs to be in recovery mode to be seen from the host. The SDK Manager does not run on the Jetson. You can install JetPack on the Jetson itself from a Terminal:
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install nvidia-jetpack
Good luck!
@@JetsonHacks Thanks a lot. I managed to install the jet-pack from the command line.
i have a question , i use nvidia with monitor and i woud install cuda in nvidia what the architecture can i choose in the site web of nvidia aarch64 or x86_64
Hard to tell from your question. The Jetson are aarch64 machines.
when i double click file after downloading the .deb ubuntu why does it redirect me to the file, it doesnt open any installer, can you help me please?
I don't know what "redirect me to the file" means. You can use dpkg to install the .deb file.
Thank you for creating such a kind and detailed video.
I appreciate the effort you put into it.
I was wondering if you have ever encountered any issues while flashing Linux on the Nvidia Jetson.
I have not had any problems when flashing Linux on the EMMC memory, which is installed internally.
However, when I try to flash Linux on the externally mounted NVMe memory, I receive an error from the SDK manager.
The process proceeds to about 96%, but when the Jetson reboots, it only displays a blinking underscore on Jetson, and prints failed message on host PC.
Have you experienced this symptoms or could you give me a reference that I can refer to ?
Thank you for the kind words. I have not encountered the error you describe. I have found that the best place to get advice for this type of issue is the official NVIDIA Jetson Developer forums, where NVIDIA engineers are available to help diagnose the issue: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/70
Select the correct Jetson forum, and describe the issue. Thanks for watching!
I dont know if you will read this but is this also possible on Jetpack 6
When i try that script it just fails
even when i checked if packages are installed or remove packages from the list if they are no longer needed.
thx in advance
I don't know what you mean by 'try that script'.
Hello. I'm getting the following error when attempting to manually flash
ERROR: Flash Jetson Linux - flash: command terminated with error
SUMMARY: DateTime Target Setup - target: Depends on failed component
How should I go about fixing this?
I'm not sure what the error means. Please ask the question on the official NVIDIA Jetson forum where a NVIDIA engineer can help you through the issue. Good luck, and thanks for watching!
Sir I have tried flashing, but it is taking too long ( 3hrs and still running)to complete.
If you are having issues, please ask questions on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/70
I cannot install manually in SDK Manager 2.1.0, I do not know how to install it for Ethernet.
I'm not sure what your question is here. You can ask for help on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums where NVIDIA engineers can walk you through issues.
I flashed to eemc, now if I want to install any software it says I don’t have space. How can install any programs I want to my nvme?
Depends on what you app you are trying to install, and what it's dependencies are. You can compile from source and place the application where you want. You can install from .deb packages to place on a drive other than the rootfs (eMMC in this case):
$ dpkg --instdir=/path/to/custom/directory -i package_name.deb
This is one of the reasons that people will use the SDK manager to boot from NVMe. The somewhat limited storage of the eMMC limits the number of applications you can install. Also consider moving data from the eMMC to NVMe and other general housekeeping tasks to free up more room.
@@JetsonHacks I already flashed to eMMC, but now would like to have everything in the NVMe. Do you recommend to reflash on the NVMe, or is there a way to move everything to the NVMe ?
I Have nvidia drive agx orin developer kit in offce . When i connect it to laptop having latest ubuntu It show nothing What wrong am doing ? If i install SDK manager on this laptop , will it rewrite my ubuntu ? I dont want to disturb my current ubuntu OS since its office laptop? I need some help to run this kit with my laptop
You should ask NVIDIA what the proper procedure is to work with the Drive AGX Orin. They are different than the Jetson Developer Kits. I don't have any experience with the Drive, only the Jetson developer kits. Good luck on your project!
my Jetson orin nano is not detecting on terminal-lsusb part
Make sure you have a data cable USB cable. Some only supply power. Also, make sure the jumper is set correctly.
I don’t remember the username and password for my Nvidia orin AGX. What do I add here in the username and password?
I'm not sure I understand the question. If you are flashing the system, you will be overwriting whatever the username and password might be.
@@JetsonHacks I figured that out. The flashing fails at 83% saying waiting for the target to boot up it reached time out and then fails. The orin device fans spin up and stop intermittently. I also tried out your repo for booting up from external device. That also gave the same issue. What should be done here?
@@harshalbhat5638 It's difficult tell what the issue is. It will depend on which version of JetPack you are trying to install. You will probably need to use the serial debug console to determine where the flashing procedure is stopping. If you are using JetPack 6, you most likely need to flash the eMMC to update the bootloader firmware. Your best bet is to ask for help on the official NVIDIA Jetson Orin Forum where a NVIDIA engineer can walk you through the issues you are having: forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/agx-autonomous-machines/jetson-embedded-systems/jetson-agx-orin/486
but i m using arm64 , is this sdk manager going to work on it also???
SDK Manager requires a x86 running Ubuntu.
Hi Thanks for the video.
I don't know how to connect jetson to my host machine?
It depends on which Jetson you have. Typically it's a micro-usb or USB-C on the Jetson to a USB connection on your host.
Hi there!
I have installed JetPack 4.6.4, but this doesn't have Ubuntu 18, do you know any way to install Ubuntu 18?
And other questions, how can I format the SSD, because then of install it, I don't have enough space.
Thank you ❤
I don't know what you mean. JetPack 4.6.4 is Jetson Linux 32.7.1 which is Ubuntu 18.04. See: developer.nvidia.com/jetpack-sdk-464
Why do you think Ubuntu 18 is not installed?
What would be the difference, if I set the storage device to be SSD and not NVME?
Difference in terms of what? It's hard to say without knowing which Jetson, and how adept you are at the work arounds you'll probably need if you're connecting the USB via USB.
Thanks Jim, this was super helpful for setting up my orin Nano with NVME
You are welcome, and thanks for watching!
Thank you for the tutorial. I'm currently trying to flash Jetson Xavier NX SDK (the one that you have in the video). I managed to finish installation of only Jetson Linux on SDK Manager (unchecked jetson runtime and jetson sdk). However after it was flashed and was confirmed successful by SDK Manager, Jetson shows the regular white nvidia screen then boots up to the NVME but I just got a black screen after that. Previously, it worked fine booting up to the nvme. Im currently reinstalling it because my previous OS was so messy that I need to reinstall.
Configuratons:
- jetpack version is 5.1.2
- Unchecked host machine
- Checked target machine (xavier nx and detected)
- manual setup
- using runtime (not preconfig)
Any solutions?
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Is this a NVIDIA developer kit?
@@JetsonHacks yes it's nvidia developer kit
@@farrelfzeta6908 I don't have any solutions. The only thing I would do is look at the output of the serial log and try to locate the issue. Also, this is official NVIDIA supported software. Go to the NVIDIA Jetson developers forum where a large group of developer and NVIDIA engineers share their experience. They probably will be able to help you with your issue.
@@JetsonHacksI managed to flash it but encounters another problem. I didn't see APP Partition Windows just like you have during runtime configuration wizard. Thus the default partition storage for APP is only 15GB which is so small considering I have 240 GB SSD NVME.
@@JetsonHacks I just found the solution. I was using Jetpack 5.1.2, however if I use Jetpack 5.1 then the APP Partition window will show up during configuration wizard. Everything is solved and workig fine now. Thank you so much for the tutorial!
Can i use ubuntu 18 to install sdk manager? Thanks
Here's the compatibility matrix: developer.nvidia.com/sdk-manager
For JetPack 4.x and 5.x Ubuntu 18 works. For JetPack 6 you'll need 20.04 or greater. Thanks for watching!
thank you for guide :)
I'm installing according to your guide, but the mouse and keyboard don't move on the screen of installing ubuntu on jetson. Tried changing and reinstalling several times, still the same. how do i solve it?
Which Jetson are you installing this on? Did your Jetson work correctly previous to flashing, and what version did you use?
@@JetsonHacks I am trying to install Jetpack 4.6.1 on Jetson Xavier NX version through SDK Manager for manual installation and runtime installation. However, when flashing the Jetson OS reaches 99%, the Ubuntu installation screen appears on the Jetson but the keyboard and mouse do not work. The Jetson Xavier NX already had Jetpack installed, but I am trying to reinstall it due to some issues encountered during previous usage.
@@JetsonHacks What is the difference between pre-config and runtime?
@@wood_man_93 pre-config allows you to setup the Jetson on the host. Runtime sets the Jetson up when you first boot.
@@wood_man_93 Which version of JetPack did you use before this flash?
Hey your videos really helped me! I was able to install everything but for some reason my keyboard and mouse are not working on the fresh install. I had to preconfig the username and password in SDK manager. However, even after installing everything, the keyboard and mouse still dont work on the jetson nx
Is it a NVIDIA developer kit or a 3rd party board?
@@JetsonHacks Thanks for the reply! Its the Avermedia NX215B (NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX Module).
@@khalidr8272 The video is for flashing a NVIDIA Jetson Developer Kit. The Avermedia boards are different, and need a different board support package (BSP). You will need to contact Avermedia for support. I do not know if they have updates ready for JetPack 5.1.1. Here's a NVIDIA Jetson forum article about it: www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwih27Pd3Mr-AhWfJUQIHYHOCgoQFnoECAsQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fforums.developer.nvidia.com%2Ft%2Fflashing-bsp-issue-on-xavier-nx-16gb%2F214690&usg=AOvVaw1EkbaCWyKuqpW23BtW-XWb
Good luck!
@@JetsonHacks ah this has been a struggle. I have reached out to them. Successfully flashed but unable to continue ubuntu wizard because mouse and keyboard not working
@@khalidr8272 Sounds frustrating. Hopefully they can get their act together. Good luck on your project!
sir how is your ubuntu is running too smoothly! mine is trash😅
The host or the Jetson? Which Jetson are you using?
@@JetsonHacks No sir it has nothing to do with the Jetson, it is the OS itself .
I am using ubuntu 23 and target OS in the SDK manager dosen't support it so as u mentioned I have to downgrade my ubuntu to 16,18,20 or 22
plus ubuntu 23 really working too slow not smooth as yours I can't even open a youtube video although it is 11 GB.
what is your ubuntu version sir and its system settings?
Finally I really want to thank you for this great channel and hats off to you for your incredible effort!
@@eyad_aiman The PC in the video is an old one running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Stock settings.
Hi all, after rebooting I was'nt able to run jtop?? can anyone help?
Did you get an error message? It's hard to tell what's wrong from your description.
The jetson target is in a bad state and cannot be flashed.please manually put the target into recovery mode and then retry flashing."
I am having this problem during flashing when it is at 95%.
It's hard to tell what the issue might be from your description. Please your question ask on the official NVIDIA Jetson forums where NVIDIA engineers can help you work through the issue.
really appreciate these videos. Love your channel!
Thank you for the kind words and thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for this video. Very nicely explained. Streamlined the full process for me. Thanks and keep up the good work :)
Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!
Very useful. Thanks for making it.
You are welcome, and thanks for watching!
The only video that helped me out. Thank you!
You are welcome, and thanks for watching!
How do I upgrade my NVME SSD?
Please describe what you are trying to do, and what you did that did not work.
@@JetsonHacks I used the SDK manager to install jetpack 5.1, but only was able to install it on the sdcard. I just now started the SDK manager and it says New version 5.1 [rev. 1] What's new in jetPack 5.1[rev. 1], Fixes an issue with flashing to NVMe. I guess I will try it again.
@@leguirerj Good luck!