I tried to install development package via NVIDIA SDK Manager.
However, the installation fails due to dependency issues.
On the other hand, I selected “Retry” button.
As a result, I could install development package.
So, I assumed that the package dependencies are incorrect.
Hi dandelion1124,
Are you flash r35.3.1 image on your Jetson Orin NX?
Are you flash r35.3.1 image on your Jetson Orin NX?
Yes. I read https://docs.nvidia.com/jetson/archives/r35.3.1/DeveloperGuide/text/IN/QuickStart.html
Hi dandelion1124,
Please make sure your Orin-NX BSP version is r35.3.1 with below command:
$ head -1 /etc/nv_tegra_release
Try below commands to install sdk components:
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install nvidia-jetpack
Please make sure your Orin-NX BSP version is r35.3.1 with below command:
$ head -1 /etc/nv_tegra_release
The result of this command is as follows.
$ head -1 /etc/nv_tegra_release
# R35 (release), REVISION: 3.1, GCID: 32827747, BOARD: t186ref, EABI: aarch64, DATE: Sun Mar 19 15:19:21 UTC 2023
Try below commands to install sdk components:
I tried this command. As a result, dependency problem does not occur.
But, other problem occurs. And, I reported this issue in other topic.
https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/failed-to-shutdown-jetson-orin-nx-after-installing-nvidia-jetpack/249255/11
I tried to install development package via NVIDIA SDK Manager.
However, the installation fails due to dependency issues.
This installation feature is provided by NVIDIA SDK Manager.
And, I assume that this is a bug. Is my understanding correct?
Hi dandelion1124,
There are no issue with SDK Manager.
We can flash BSP image and sdk components via SDK Manager without issue.
Please try again, if issue still exist, please share the full logs from ~/.nvsdkm/
Please try again, if issue still exist, please share the full logs from ~/.nvsdkm/
I tried to flash BSP image and sdk components via SDK Manager.
But, SDK manager could not detect a board of forced recovery mode.
On the other hands, I run lsusb command on host PC.
So, I think that this is a bug of SDK Manager.
ID 0955:7323 NVIDIA Corp. APX
- install only Jetson Linux(without development package)
- install development package via NVIDIA SDK Manager
I wrote steps to reproduce issue. Please try this.
But, SDK manager could not detect a board of forced recovery mode.
I found related topic.
Are you trying to ask the scenario for reflash the board or you are asking just to install the sdk?
I may need the dmesg from your jetson to tell if they are same issue.
Are you trying to ask the scenario for reflash the board or you are asking just to install the sdk?
I hope to discuss about the installation of SDK in this topic.
I attempted to reflash the board because it was suggested here.
We can flash BSP image and sdk components via SDK Manager without issue.
Please try again, if issue still exist, please share the full logs from ~/.nvsdkm/
So have you flashed the board?
Flash the board is like installing the OS to your board. Install sdk is just like install some software. OS is needed first so that you can install sdk.
If the board is really flashed correctly, you shall be able to do some basic operation on your jetson.
I remember you were trying to flash your custom board right? And you also told me you can install the sdk already.
Why you asked same question again? Anything changed here?
You already told us →
And I installed development package(CUDA, TensorRT etc…) via SDK Manager.
@WayneWWW Please read previous comment. I installed Jetson Linux without SDK.
- install only Jetson Linux(without development package)
- install development package via NVIDIA SDK Manager
Yes. I read Quick Start — Jetson Linux Developer Guide documentation
So what happened to you on 4/25?
I don’t care about your current situation. I just want to ask who filed this post on 4/25.
How did you do at that time? What gets changed at that time and now?
And I installed development package(CUDA, TensorRT etc…) via SDK Manager.
Is it a typo?
@WayneWWW I wrote the following comment in this topic.
On the other hand, I selected “Retry” button.
As a result, I could install development package.
So, I assumed that the package dependencies are incorrect.
I selected “Retry” button to install development package.
So what happened then? Does retry work or not?
When I selected “Retry” button, the installation succeed.
So, I mentioned that installation failed without “retry”.
I don’t need “retry” and I can install sdk. This is an issue that we cannot reproduce.
If you want to confirm it is a bug, try to repeat it again. A real bug is able to reproduce repeatedly.
If you can reproduce it again, share the host side log with the “EXPORT LOGS” button on the sdkmanager. It will help more than a screenshot.
I tried 5 times. And this problem reproduced in all time. I’ll collect log in next time.
Please also make sure your “this problem” is actually the same problem all the time.
Some users are actually talking about different issues each time when they are using sdkmanager…
