28.1 Driver Pack for tx1?

Robotics & Edge Computing Jetson & Embedded Systems Jetson TX1
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Is 28.1 available also for the TX1? In the page

when I try to download the driver package the link provided is
https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/dlc/l4t-jetson-[b]tx2[/b]-driver-package-28-1

And (obviously) does not work for the tx1 platform. I downloaded then the JetPack 3.1 and when I go to download the components for the TX1 it finds only 24.2.1…
Am I missing something obvious?

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This used to be there, so it looks like the web page lost something. Some files are in common between a TX1 and TX2, e.g., the sample root file system, but driver package itself differs between the two unless something has changed.

I see only this for a TX2:
Tegra186_Linux_R28.1.0_aarch64.tbz2

The file which used to be there, but which is now missing, is:
Tegra210_Linux_R28.1.0_aarch64.tbz2

Can someone verify whether the web page has broken or if we have lost the TX1 R28.1 downloads?

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Hi EmbeddedRod and linuxdev,

It seems we’re missing some links in the Linux For Tegra R28.1 page, but user can still find those files from download center - [b]https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/downloads[/b]

Thanks for reporting this issue, we will fix this link error problem soon.

Thanks

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Hi EmbeddedRod and linuxdev,

This issue was fixed, both T186 and T210 driver package links are added.

Thanks

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Hi
Please,could you give us the link?
I can not find
Thanks

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It is the same URL for both TX1 and TX2, but there are separate “Driver Package” URLs on that web page (same sample rootfs, same JetPack, so on):
[url]https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/linux-tegra[/url]

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For TX1, use [url]https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/dlc/l4t-jetson-tx1-driver-package-28-1[/url]

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Thanks!!!
It is normal that the TX2 is pointing on Tegra210… and TX1 to Tegra186… ?
Many thanks:)

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sorry (( I have inverted: in Fact :

It is normal that the TX2 is pointing on Tegra186… and TX1 to Tegra210… ?

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Yes, T210 is TX1 and T186 is TX2.

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Super :)

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Just for the sake of trivia, each Tegra chip has a series of chips defining an architecture. Then there are a series of actual implementations within a series (e.g., one implementation may be dual core, the other quad core…both are the same architecuture).

A TX1 is t21x architecture/series, a TX2 is t18x architecture/series. A t210 is the quad core implementation on the module everyone knows for a TX1, the t186 is the quad core module which fits the developer board (there would be a different implementation on Shield TV, but architecture would match).