Hi,
Jetpack 6.1 (latest) comes with Nsight Systems 2024.5.4. Latest Ubuntu 24.04 comes with (latest) Nsight Systems 2024.6. Not compatible (at least for SSH connect).
How can I change one or the other to match? Don’t care which version. Either upgrade Nsight Systems version on Jetson Orin AGX or obtain an older version of Nsight Systems on the host. Where are old Nsight Systems versions located? I can find archives for all versions’ documentation but not binaries/setup.
Thanks!
Arnoud.
The version that you downloaded from Jetpack should have had host software that you installed on your Ubuntu box, and then the target portion was pushed to the Orin when you remoted into it to profile. So you should have all the versions you need.
The linux targets for the non-Jetpack version you installed are not Tegra friendly.
You can also run the collection on the target and open the resulting .nsys-rep file in any Nsight Systems host with a version the same or greater than the version you ran on the target.
You shouldn’t be needing to get an old version, but if you want one, they are available at Developer Tools Download Center | NVIDIA Developer
Thank you. Indeed, it was installed on the host that I ran sdkmanager on to install the Orin and I verified on that host that it worked, thanks for that clarification.
It was just that that installing host happened to be an old 22.04 host that I had lying around and I’m using a 24.04 (different) one for development (as well as wanting to give others access), Therefore I was looking how to install it onto other systems too.
I see the only 2024.5 version archived is 2024.5.1, while I would need 2024.5.4. I’ll see how I can get it from the other host machine or run sdkmanager on the 24.04 one without re-installing the Orin.
I think you should be able to use the CLI with the current installed Nsys on the Orin and open the result files on the host with the 2024.6.1 version that is supported for x86/Arm from the webpage.
Like I said, as long as the host is newer than the target, the files should load.
Yes, that works. What also works now is taking the installed Nsight Systems .deb from the host in ~/nvidia/nvidia_sdks and copy it to another Ubuntu 24.04 to install there. Then it’ll be the correct version to connect to via ssh. But yes, if using the CLI then as long as host is newer than target, it loads. Thanks.
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