I can just see NVIDIA logo upon power-on. Please guide how to fix this in simple steps. Many Many Thanks
Hi,
Can you provide more information, Have you tried creating a new SD image to start with a new installation
If you can connect a serial USB cable, please provide the log.
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Re-flash the device with SDK Manager.
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Hi, I tried and still SDK, but I am not able to proceed with Nano as the selected board on it. Can you tell which Jetpack version or other setting would help? For now, it is Jetpack 6. I am new to jetson, so no knowledge.
Get a host PC with Ubuntu 16.04 or 18.04 so you have JetPack 4 enabled.
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ok, for now, I have host PC 22.04
I get 18.04 then. Thanks
Jetson it is now booting up. But not from SD card with image (https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/learn/get-started-jetson-nano-devkit#write). My Jetson Nano is B01 4GBRAM 16GBDisk. How can I make it boot from SD card?
I don’t know what you are talking about.
If it is not booting from SD card, then where?
Or you are using an eMMC module? Or you don’t even know that?
So, Problem #1 is solved using NVIDIA SDK running on (Ubuntu 18.04). where it was not booting at all. Just showing the NVIDIA logo. and Jetpack 4.6 is enabled.
Now, what I am saying is, that is booting from an image stored in its internal memory(which is just 16Gbs). But, I want Jetson Nano to boot from SD card i performed as it is mentioned under this link - https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/learn/get-started-jetson-nano-devkit#write
But it is not booting from the SD card. i.e. in the case of Pi, we just flash the SD card and it boots from there. But it is not happening in the case of Jetson Nano.
Then that means you are not using a DevKit. Please ask the board vendor for help.
BSP downloaded with SDK Manager probably won’t recognize the SD card on the carrier board.
Got it, thanks for the help :)
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