Is this really an Xavier AGX? If so, then you wouldn’t flash the QSPI. That’s for SD card models (there might be some content in QSPI, but AGX does not normally use a separate flash for that, nor does it use the SD card for boot). If you have an AGX with SD card, then it would be on the carrier board, not on the module. Booting to SD in that case is probably the wrong thing to do since you have eMMC, but if you were to do that, then you’d use initrd flash instead of normal flash. You also wouldn’t find any SD card images for it.
Perhaps most important, if this uses a third party manufacturer’s carrier board, then this is not a dev kit, and you’d have to use the manufacturer’s flash software (unless the manufacturer states their hardware uses the dev kit flash, you would find either (A) a patch to the NVIDIA flash software, or (B) the third party would provide a rebranded flash environment).
In addition to what @WayneWWW asks, maybe a picture would help. Also, do you know who you purchased this from? Or is there a URL to where you purchased? Some locations are just distributors, and those most likely have dev kits, but some others usually ship with their carrier board.
It already took us for about 5 days and we are still not able to identify the basic items here.
Could you really clarify this?
“Are you using a Jetson Nano or Jetson Xavier AGX”?
I really cannot understand what did you try to say in above comment. From the picture you shared, it looks like it is just a Jetson Nano.
Are you saying that you have 2 boards and one of them is xavier and another one is Nano? Or you are talking about something else?
@linuxdev and I can only reply your question once we identify what Jetson you are using. If such basic question cannot be clarified, then we cannot go further.
Incidentally, the file spec you got from the boot info says it is an older Jetson Nano, not Xavier nor Orin, but that it is also not a developer’s kit…it has eMMC which the basic Nano dev kit does not have. It is possible someone got hold of a commercial module and put it on a Nano dev kit carrier board, but it is far more often that this would be put on a third party manufacturer’s custom carrier board. Many of the Nano form factor modules look quite similar, and often the third party carrier boards look similar to a dev kit carrier board.
Not knowing the specific module or carrier board, other than it is a Nano (older, not Xavier), with eMMC, then there would not be QSPI to deal with the way an SD card model requires. Can you provide pictures of the module itself and anything you can see on the carrier board?
However, you would not flash as a dev kit. Mostly you would be advised to use the instructions from the third party carrier board manufacturer. If it turns out that this is a dev kit carrier board, then you could use NVIDIA’s software to flash, but the directions would differ.
How can I tell? I posted photos…. I bought it a couple years ago, and well, time passes faster since covid…. I didn’t know about all the variations at that time. I was looking for a Nano.