I have Jetson board with emcc and nvme (without SD card slot). I usr SDK manager to flash the board. This step is successful. But when I connect and boot board, the error was happen
Press ESC in 5 seconds to skip startup.nsh or any other key to continue
With sdkmanager, I tried flash on both emcc and nvme but the error still happen, after the power led was red. In the past I had different board and I successfully flash on emcc.
Please help me.
Hi,
are you sure the installation/flashing process was successful?
What L4T/JetPack version is in use?
Can you please post the full booting log from serial console here?
Hi,
are you sure the installation/flashing process was successful?
Yes, SDK manager informed successful.
What L4T/JetPack version is in use?
I use JP4.6.3
Can you please post the full booting log from serial console here?
I did not log from SDK manager. I will try again.
No, flashing log is also needed, but I mean serial console log like this:
Please dump the log as text file here, or it’s hard to read otherwise.
I need both flashing log and serial console log here.
Have you tried with 4.6.4 or 5.1.2?
Please dump the log as text file here, or it’s hard to read otherwise.
Sorry, it is displayed on monitor. I could not log to .txt file (because we can not boot succesfully).
Have you tried with 4.6.4 or 5.1.2?
We have to use JP4.6.3 to test some items.
I need both flashing log and serial console log here.
Sorry, I did not have serial console log, we dont have jacks as in the video.
It’s hard to debug booting issues without the help of serial console log.
Please get a TTL-USB cable so we can proceed.
Looks like you are using the official DevKit carrier board, then do you have an SD card version module for testing?
Or try removing any peripherals attached to the device during booting, in case it’s caused by some IRQ signals from peripherals.
One more question here, the log shows the kernel version is 5.10.104, which is used by L4T 35.x (JetPack 5.x), but you said you used 4.6.3. Can you please confirm it?
Looks like you are using the official DevKit carrier board, then do you have an SD card version module for testing?
This is Xavier NX dev kit, but it has not SD card slot, it has EMMC.
One more question here, the log shows the kernel version is 5.10.104, which is used by L4T 35.x (JetPack 5.x), but you said you used 4.6.3. Can you please confirm it?
When I bought this board, it is install JP5.1 on NVME. After that I try to flash JP4.6.3 to both EMCC and NVME (2 cases), but boot is failed.
Still, it’s hard to debug if you don’t have any serial console log/flashing log.
Then sounds like the re-flash to 4.6.3 did not even succeed.
Flash again and post the command you use and the flashing log.
Have you checked this?
Have you checked this?
I checked, only power and HDMI cable => the error was the same
Then sounds like the re-flash to 4.6.3 did not even succeed.
Flash again and post the command you use and the flashing log.
I will try to reflash by using different JP version. I will inform you.
Thanks for supportting me.
I try flash JP4.6.3 from source as the guide https://docs.nvidia.com/jetson/archives/l4t-archived/l4t-3273/index.html#page/Tegra%20Linux%20Driver%20Package%20Development%20Guide/quick_start.html#wwpID0E0ID0HA (on EMMC) and the error was the same.
How can I flash on NVME from source?
What error? You mean the kernel panic when booting up?
Are you sure the flashing process ends successfully? Any flashing log here?
Is it an official DevKit by NVIDIA, or a third-party carrier board?
For flashing into NVMe drives, please refer to Workflow 3 in Linux_for_Tegra/tools/kernel_flash/README_initrd_flash.txt.
Error was same as the above attached image.
I used Jetson NX module (not devkit).
Flashing is successfully, it is displayed on terminal (by command line).
I will try flash on nvme by command line.
@DaveYYY
What i need to do if nvme can not mounted to the host? I mean that when running df -h i dont see nvme of jetson.
It’s expected that you won’t see any storage devices on the Jetson from your host.
Also, please do get a TTL-USB cable and post both the flashing log and serial console log when you have booting issues.
Yeah. What I need to do in this case? (you won’t see any storage devices on the Jetson from your host)
Check this, or just use SDK Manager.
