I have a Colorado Engineering TX1-SOM Carrier Board how to enable HDMI display? It’s running the Jetson X2. I assumed it would boot up out of the box without any jumper settings but it’s not working I can’t get the video signal does anybody know the settings to make it output to HDMI, so I can get to work on Ubuntu?
Thank you for any help you are able to provide!
Sincerely,
Aaron
Development kits come with software on the module. Buying just a module comes with a blank module in need of flash. Obviously, if the module is blank, then it won’t work on the alternate carrier board, but if the module came from a dev kit with software, then the board support package will be wrong for the alternate carrier board. The only way this would work out of the box is if the module was flashed with the board support package for that specific carrier board. Did Colorado Engineering sell the carrier board with the module and have it flashed for that alternate carrier board? If not, then you have to flash (you’d use the flashing software provided by NVIDIA, but you’d need to first apply Colorado Engineering’s BSP).
Btw, the device tree is the major difference among carrier board BSPs. The device tree changes the way various pins and functions are routed to the carrier board from the module. Even if the HDMI worked it would be very likely a large number of other functions would not work (unless their carrier board is electrically an exact duplicate of the dev kit carrier board).
Thank you! That makes alot of sense. I had an assumption in my mind that looking figuration was jumper driven on the hardware but clearly I was way wrong. Thank you