up to jetpack-4.6.4 I happily used sdkmanager to download the sdk for my different jetson-based boards.
As I also work with jetpack-6, I had to upgrade ubuntu to enable sdkmanager to download and flash jetpack-6. It’s my only ubuntu machine, and sdkmanager now refuses to download jetpack-4.6.5, although it is aware that jetpack-4.6.5 is available.
Which commands should I run to mimic sdkmanager’s way of downloading and installing jetpack-4.6.5 sdk (only the ‘Jetson Linux’ target part) ?
I have only one Ubuntu host. Previously, my Ubuntu host ran 18.04.
To be able to download and flash jetpack6, I was forced to update my Ubuntu host to 20.04. My Ubuntu host thus runs now 20.04.
The question is : how can I now, using CLI, download jetpack-4.6.5 and create the directories called JetPack_4.6.5_Linux and JetPack_4.6.5_Linux_JETSON_NANO_TARGETS, thus mimicing what sdkmanager used to do ?