I’ve encountered a problem with my Jetson AGX ORIN Developer Kit and would like to initialize it. How do I do it?
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I moved your post over to the Jetson category, i am sure you will find help here.
Thanks!
For reference, the L4T release is what you would call Ubuntu after adding NVIDIA content. This is what actually gets flashed, while JetPack/SDK Manager is the front end to flash software. You can find which releases of L4T are compatible here:
https://developer.nvidia.com/linux-tegra
Documents regarding flash are also found there. Do beware that this is for the developer’s kit; if you have a third party carrier board there is usually different firmware.
Jetsons do not have a true hardware BIOS, and so they cannot self-flash. You’ll need an Ubuntu host PC. For L4T R35.x the host PC can be Ubuntu 18.04 or 20.04. For R36.x the host PC can be Ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04. VMs can be made to work, but are not officially supported; many VM flashes fail due to misconfigured USB (the USB must be owned by the VM and must control the USB even after a disconnect/reconnect). Any host PC filesystem should use ext4.
Note: If you are just flashing to eMMC instructions are simpler than if you use some other device, e.g., an NVMe. Instructions change if you use other devices.
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