I have the same problem as this person: CSI-Camera is not found on the Jetson Nano where my CSI camera is completely unrecognized on my jetson nano, however, the solution did not work for me.
Oh, the site of supported cameras said the drivers for those cameras were already included in the SDK, so I did not install any drivers yet, assuming it would work out of the box.
I tried following Arducam’s instructions at Quick-Start-Guide - Arducam Wiki and I ran into this error when installing the driver:
"Cannot find the corresponding deb package, please send the following information to support@arducam.com
Kernel version: …
Jetson type: … "
I am waiting on a reply from them at the moment to see if they have a solution.
As per the response I got from Arducam support, the version of Jetpack that I was using did not support that camera, and they recommended I use a version as per this guide: Introduction to Arducam Jetson Cameras - Arducam Wiki
I opted to just get an IMX219 camera as that one should be natively supported, or at least installing the driver should be easier. Hopefully that one will work once it arrives.
yes, Nano platform is by default support with Raspberry pi v2, imx219.
please see-also devloper guide, you may also running Jetson-IO utility to Configuring the CSI Connector if there’s a device tree overlay.