Failed to start End-user configuration after initial OEM installation

Trying to flash my Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer kit for the first time, but it fails here… Any ideas?

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Hi,

Please try this command under the Linux_for_Tegra before flashing

sudo ./tools/l4t_create_default_user.sh -u $user -p $passwd --accept-license

Thanks

I have flashed using Balena Etcher, JP6.2.1
FW Version 36.4.3. same issue any one can help in this

using SDK manage I am phasing this issue.

I struggle to much but still not able to resolver

Hi,

Have you successfully performed the flash using SDK Manager?

Thanks

Hello,

I was not able to solve it using SDK Manager. However, I noticed—something you probably already know—that it does not support the latest version of Ubuntu and instead requires Ubuntu 22.

My solution was to remove the SSD drive (I’m not using an SD card) and flash the disk in Linux with the correct Jetson version. After that, I edited the boot file and removed the lines responsible for creating a user automatically. I then created a user manually. When I booted the SSD in the Jetson afterward, everything started normally.

I have noticed that it seems extremely sensitive during boot. I tried to enable the camera and that resulted in several complete crashes. However, it could be resolved using Recovery mode. It wasn’t possible to add the overlays that the camera required to get the sensor running in the normal way.

In that case, I eventually had to modify the boot configuration and add the overlay directly in QSPI:

  1. Merge the base DTB and the IMX477 overlay into a single DTB file in Linux (using the BSP tools in /tmp/Linux_for_Tegra/).

  2. Flash the merged DTB to QSPI via nvbootctrl.

  3. Also place it as /boot/dtb/kernel_tegra234-p3768-0000+p3767-0005-nv-super-imx477.dtb.

But perhaps you only had problems with the boot process…

Any way I am not able to boot jetson orin. even I tried many times.

Hi,

Please ensure that your host system is running native Ubuntu, not a virtual machine.

Follow these steps:

  1. Prepare a native Ubuntu host.
  2. Install the SDK Manager.
  3. Flash the entire device.

If you still encounter the error message “Failed to start End-user configuration after initial OEM installation”,
run the script l4t_create_default_user.sh to create a default user.

Thanks

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