Cannot find the corresponding deb package, please send the following information to support@arducam.com

[sarodeanil35]

Hi,

One of our customers is facing an issue during the installation of ArduCam on Jetson Orin NX.

Cannot find the corresponding deb package, please send the following information to support@arducam.com Kernel version: 5.15.136-tegra-36.3.0-20240424200557 Jetson type: NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX Engineering Reference Developer Kit

can anyone help us resolve the issue?

Thanks.

[ShaneCCC]

I would suggest consult with ArduCam.

Thanks

[linuxdev]

I want to add that a code 302 HTTP return implies a temporary address change somewhere. That, in turn, might depend on which server is reached. The DNS server itself can change which server or route is used to get there. Changing to an OpenDNS server (at least temporarily) might fix this (just look up “opendns servers” on google.com). You can then save a copy of the host’s existing “/etc/resolv.conf”, edit to use that new address, try the request, and then when done restore the original DNS.

If it is not a route/server move issue, then it is probably because it is looking for the specific kernel config. See this:
5.15.136-tegra-36.3.0-...lots of date stamp...

That implies it wants something compiled against the kernel that is installed, and it is a config specific to that Jetson. When many distributions work with that they use a “kmod” tool to rebuild against a specifically configured and specific version of a kernel. Without that being set up (presumably it might be arducam that needs to set this up), then you can only use modules already built against your exact configuration and release. With kmod set up, then if you have the source to the kernel and and it is configured to match the system, then it would be possible to build the module in place as it is downloaded. Most likely, if the URL was legitimate and not wrong for some other reason, then there is no “self build” kmod setup for the driver (if there were it wouldn’t be looking for the exact release…it would switch to kmod and build the source).

I don’t know what your modifications might be to the kernel name/config might be. Maybe it is unmodified. But if you had the source code for (A) the driver you want and (B) for the kernel on the Jetson and (C) that source is configured as a match, then you could in theory manually build it as a workaround. Then later discuss how you might get a more permanent solution using kmod (which might not be practical if arducam doesn’t have its own driver repository).

[sarodeanil35]

So our customers use a third-party carrier board of AVermedia with Jetson Orin NX.
The camera is an Arducam 2.3 MP AR0234 Global Shutter Camera For NVIDIA Jetson Nano/NX and Jetson Orin NX.

From the AVerMedia BSP release note attached below, you have to set the camera settings as per step 3 in the release note before flashing the BSP.

Then normal ArduCam driver installation steps.

D131OX-R2.1.3.5.1_ReleaseNote.txt (12.8 KB)