Cli equivalent to sdkmanager to download jetpack-4.6.5

Hello,

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 am not quite sure about the question here. What version of ubuntu your host PC is using?

There is no version of Ubuntu that can download jetpack4 and jetpack6 from sdkmanager at same time.

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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 ?

Hi,

You can actually not relying on sdkmanager. Just download the package by yourself manually from the website.

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