I have tried a few things myself to get the playstore on the Nvidia builds with no luck. It also seems like the bootloader is crippled for flashing a custom recovery (no fastboot flash img).
I will have a complete tree soon with working TWRP, see my github link above if you would like to try building my sources. My sources are Android TV (not tablet).
I have upgrade the Android L to my tk1 successfully, but when I connect by USB camera, I can’t get video stream from it.
But I am sure the driver of camera is valid, because I can check the /dev/video0, and I have test with V4L2, it can work.
AnyBody know why? I think maybe there is some problem in HAL in Android.
Hey everyone!
Today I tried to download the L Android update to my dual-booted Mac which I partitioned to have around 75GB on the Ubuntu partition.
However, every time that I’ve tried to download the files, I get this error:
“fatal: write error: No space left on device
error: Exited sync due to fetch errors”
According to the System Monitor, I see that of the 74.8GB I have on this partition, 52.3GB are available. Is that not enough for the Android sync?
I really don’t understand what I’m doing wrong; any help would be super appreciated! Thank you!
Has anyone port this on sdcard?
Any other work to do with the build out directory?
Follow with Linux4all guide but not work.
Thx.
Is there any chance we get the Android 6.0 (AOSP) support for Jetson TK1 ?
Hi Gomathisankar,
The Android L on Jetson-TK1 is the last release we provided, there is no plan to have any new release now.
Thanks
Hello.
Is there any android version of tk1 which supports pppd, 3G, sms, and call.
Or how can I compile kernel source and implement RIL?
So what about a modern version of Android (7.1 Nougat) for the new TX2 Developer Kits. Being able to run Android would enable many kinds of applications which require a graphical user interface.
Hi,
I flashed this build on my device and it works great but how do I boot from sdcard now? The bootloader that came with it doesn’t boot from sdcard. I’d like to have my jetson boot from sdcard when it is connected.
Btw, how to install gapps on this build? And how to make full use of the internal emmc? This one uses only 12gb.
Thanks.
This thread is for Android, I am wondering if your question is also for Android? If not, then the answer may differ.
Haha, Im not sure now… anyway, to clarify the question with more details, I used the instructions from github and the nvflash I used was in
/home/user/jtk1-android-l-open-source/jetson/jtk1-android-l-open-source/out/target/product/shieldtablet
It flashed succesfully and an empty Android boots up with just a few apps installed. I noticed that internal storage shows about 12gb which I would like to increase to 14580mb, the supposed max of that emmc.
Now, I havent figured out how to make the bootloader to first boot sdcard then emmc. I had that set up before with jedroid but jetson.co is down and I cant find the modified bootloader anymore, nor the instructions on how to do it.
Another thing related to this is- how do I install gapps on this build and how do I gain root access? I suppose the flash files should be modified? How do I properly do that?
Also, CPU max freq seems to be about 2.1 ghz. This is not really important, but is there a not so hard way to increase that to stock 2.32 or even more?
Thanks
Hi NVIDIA team:
Do you have plans to upgrade this to Android 8 ?
No, that’s not in support plan.
Thanks
I have a TK1 dev board with a dead Ethernet port. Has anyone had any luck getting wifi working in this environment? I’ve tried a USB Ethernet adapter and 2 different usb wifi adapters, but no luck so far.
Unless this is on Android L you should probably post a new TK1 thread since many people won’t be reading about Android.
This is on Android L. I downloaded this repo, built it, flashed it, and booted it, but my board can’t get on the internet because of no working network adapter. I thought it would make a good little media center box (otherwise it’s going in the trash), but can’t really do that without internet. My question is: has anyone gotten a network interface (other than the on-board one) to work in Android L on the TK1?