I expect there to be a few issues on bringing up a new device. I seem to be having too many.
I have Windows PC with an Ubunto VM for development. My Developer kit has a NVIDIA MODEL p3766 board with a P3767 Module and fan attached.
It does not have a MicroSD card slot as shown on Jetson Orin Nano Developer Kit Getting Started Guide | NVIDIA Developer.
I went ahead and loaded a MicroSD card using the optional path of a download of sd-blob and the Etcher tool to load it onto a number of blocks on the MicroSD card. Inserting this into a USB carrier and one of the USB slots gets me a line of white blocks at the bottom of the screen and no further useful activity. When connected to a Ethernet cable to my PC, with DHCP running on the VM, Wireshark shows the broadcast dhcp and dhcpv6 Discover requests, and an apparent Offer response for each from the dhcp service, which are apparently ignored, or something. I am not going to say DHCPv6 is correct, The DHCP(v4) Offers timing varies from 400uSec to maybe 3 mSec but all within the scope of a ping window. Perhaps a puzzle for another time.
The SDK installation appeared to complete. Examples of the correct loading command for the .deb files would be helpful as I wanted a Version/Release for Jetpak 6.2 and I needed the current version/release of the sdk. However it does not find the Dev Kit Board and there is no simple way to see what it is looking for. It is unclear whether it is looking for an Ethernet connection, or a USB serial port. It will be perfectly obvious to the experienced user, but I have been in your pool before.
Corrections will be appreciated.
Change this to just documentation issues. The location of the MicroSD is very well hidden. Nothing I saw in the text documentation indicates that. The one picture shown implies it is on the support board not the module. The comment about the parts of your scripts stand. It is an undocumented complexity feature. I still have not managed to acquire the “cuda” blob for ubuntu, and the other load option requiring parameters to grub to pass to the kernel is non-trivial on a VM
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