Error trying to connect monitor

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Hi @SivaRamaKrishnaNV

I presume that this document is outdated as the queries are different. I have flashed the pegasus to have a clean start. I have attached the full log while trying to install GUI on the target, I can see some errors related to the network configuration (which is different from the standard network manager)

Network manager error (545.5 KB)

To pass the last error I remove avahi-daemon
sudo apt-get remove avahi-daemon

Then I’m able to see the installation succeed:

nvidia@tegra-ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install gdm3 ubuntu-unity-desktop           
Reading package lists... Done                                                   
Building dependency tree                                                        
Reading state information... Done                                               
ubuntu-unity-desktop is already the newest version (0.1).                       
gdm3 is already the newest version (3.28.3-0ubuntu18.04.6).                     
The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: 
  bind9-host geoip-database libavahi-core7 libbind9-160 libdns1100 libgeoip1    
  libisc169 libisccc160 libisccfg160 liblwres160                                
Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove them.                                       
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 113 not upgraded.

I’ve also set the AutomaticLoginEnable to true.

![image|258x57](upload://624DJbNrPXhMrG6lsYZEk5AEXCR.png

After rebooting I’m unable to see anything on the screen yet, but I can see the following messages:

tegra-ubuntu login: [   35.141401] bash[1309]: Switch did not repospond to MAC 1
[   35.144440] bash[1309]: Get firmware version will be attempted using 02-00-01
[   45.309693] bash[1309]: Unable to get the current switch firmware version    
[   45.310280] bash[1309]: Please also check the ethernet interface provided.   
[   45.310737] bash[1309]: Current ethernet interface used is : eth0.200        
[   45.311096] bash[1309]: Try running with sudo if not already                 
[   45.311451] bash[1309]: Could not get the current firware version.           
[   45.311809] bash[1309]: Updation failed                                      
[   45.312700] bash[1309]: ----------------------- Error log start -------------
[   45.313992] bash[1309]: /lib/firmware/marvell_ethernet//tools/linux/prebuilt0
[   45.314611] bash[1309]: Marvell 88Q5050 Image Download Tool v0.00.0014 (loca)
[   45.315094] bash[1309]: Result = 0                                           
[   45.315355] bash[1309]: Start: 5580, current: 10006581, diff: 10001001, diff1
[   45.315928] bash[1309]: Timeout 10000 elapsed, RX tries: 5560141             
[   45.316555] bash[1309]: TIMEOUT!                                             
[   45.316952] bash[1309]: Failed to Get the response for firmware version get .
[   45.317336] bash[1309]: GetFwVersion failed with error:9                     
[   45.317668] bash[1309]: Image Download Tool exiting with result 2.           
[   45.318441] bash[1309]: /lib/firmware/marvell_ethernet//tools/linux/prebuilt0
[   45.318844] bash[1309]: Marvell 88Q5050 Image Download Tool v0.00.0014 (loca)
[   45.319207] bash[1309]: Result = 0                                           
[   45.319527] bash[1309]: Start: 5008, current: 10006009, diff: 10001001, diff1
[   45.319893] bash[1309]: Timeout 10000 elapsed, RX tries: 5594357             
[   45.320257] bash[1309]: TIMEOUT!                                             
[   45.320567] bash[1309]: Failed to Get the response for firmware version get .
[   45.321034] bash[1309]: GetFwVersion failed with error:9                     
[   45.321289] bash[1309]: Image Download Tool exiting with result 2.           
[   45.321997] bash[1309]: ----------------------- Error log end ---------------
[   45.322641] bash[1309]: Failed to update the Marvell switch firmware.. Scrip1

which seems to be a network issue ? below the log after rebooting
reboot (95.3 KB)

I have followed the suggested link but still I’m unable to see anything on the screen.