Cannot flash sdk 6.1 on Jetson orin nano. please help with how I can debug this… tried 5 different USB cables, all approximately the same
SDKM_logs_2024-10-08_09-40-49.zip (769.6 KB)
Best regards
Cannot flash sdk 6.1 on Jetson orin nano. please help with how I can debug this… tried 5 different USB cables, all approximately the same
SDKM_logs_2024-10-08_09-40-49.zip (769.6 KB)
Best regards
Hi @ig-or
On your logs, I do see the USB timeout issue. You could apply the workaround from Cannot flash Jetson AGX Orin (JetPack 5.1.1) - #15 by WayneWWW which is:
sudo su
echo -1 > /sys/module/usbcore/parameters/autosuspend
exit
Other workarounds that we have implemented are:
Disabling the firewall for flashing as:
sudo ufw disable
or just turning off and on the board.
Hope this helps!
Please, let me know your results!
Eduardo Salazar
Embedded SW Engineer at RidgeRun
Contact us: support@ridgerun.com
Developers wiki: https://developer.ridgerun.com/
Website: www.ridgerun.com
Thanks for the reply! I made disabling the firewall and disabling autosuspend, both didnt work…
Collected more logs…
SDKM_logs_JetPack_6.1_Linux_for_Jetson_Orin_Nano_modules_2024-10-09_20-07-38.zip (176.9 KB)
not sure what can go wrong on USB side…
Also, I tried to make a backup, this also failed:
log1.txt (12.1 KB)
Hi @ig-or
Sorry for the late response. Just one question: are you using a Linux host PC or a Virtual Machine?
The flashing process has to be done in a Linux host PC since the Virtual Machines might not handle the USB resources properly so the flash could fail.
Regards!
Hello! I’m using a Linux host PC, not a virtual PC.
Best regards.
This issue has nothing to do with usb autosuspend.
The problem here is you are talking about flashing a Jetson Orin nano. But your flash log is telling that it is a Jetson AGX Orin board…
Are you sure this is a brand new Orin nano board?
Hello, thanks for the reply!! Well I’m sure this is a Jetson Orin nano developer Kit. But, its not “brand new”, I was using it for a few month already (and before it was brand new). I added NvMe 256 GB drive, CSI camera…
Best regards
Could you go to your BSP directory on host PC (probably in ~/nvidia) and flash the board manually instead of using sdkmanager?
https://docs.nvidia.com/jetson/archives/r35.6.0/DeveloperGuide/IN/QuickStart.html
Also, another question here. Is your Jetson still able to boot ? If so, what is the device that got auto detection on sdkmanager GUI? I mean sdkmanager is able to auto detect the device by itself. Does it recognize this as Orin NX? or AGX?
Hello, I I followed the “direct flash” path, getting following errors:
1.txt (25.2 KB)
In this log, there are two a bit different attempts. Before I also tried different many USB cables and different USB “outputs”, both USB2 and USB3. Now I suspect that I need to test different PC with USB C connector. What do you think?
Jetson is still able to boot. In SDK manager GUI its autodetected as JEtson Orin nano 8 GB dev kit.
Best regards.
Do you have the uart serial console log when the flash attempt failed?
I don’t think you need to change different PC at this moment.
BTW, if Jetson is still able to boot, could you share me the full boot up log too?
Thanks for looking into this! I should be able to make a serial console log, this will take some time though… where to obtain the “full boot up log”? Jetson is still able to boot.
https://elinux.org/Jetson/General_debug
UART serial console log with below method.
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