Dear @nagireddy.raviteja,
I see e[01;31mCould not put Tegra-A in recoverye[0m in logs.
Does the board has any issue and you want to flash? Is tegra and aurix is accessible via serial console.
Can you put the board in recovery mode(run tegrarecovery x1 on and tegrarset x1 on aurix console) and check if you see any additional NVIDIA device in lsusb on host.
Follow below instructions to confirm if the board is set into recovery mode. You need to two host terminals to run command
$sudo minicom -D /dev/ttyACM1 Run from host terminal-1 and the press enter to access the aurix console
$tegrarecovery x1 off #Run on aurix console to set board in normal mode
$tegrareset x1 #Run on aurix console to reset the target
$lsusb #Run on host terminal -2. You should see one NVIDIA device
$tegrarecovery x1 on #Run on aurix console to set board in recovery mode
$tegrareset x1 #Run on aurix console to reset the target
$lsusb #Run on host terminal -2. You should see one an additional NVIDIA device.
Please share the connections pictures ands above commands logs for further guidance
we have a problem with flashing through docker, after successfully flashing the Bluetooth (no Bluetooth adapter found) and sound no longer works in AGX orin board, but when we flash through SDK manager Bluetooth and sound everything works but Tensorrt doesn’t get installed. If you can give a sollution where sound and Bluetooth work when we flash through docker, or why tensorrt is not getting installed through sdk manager it would be really helpful
IMP: (Flashed through SDK manager) from past one week the Bluetooth is not working in any machine. it connects and disconnects immediately, we tried everything removing bluez and re installing all even we fully flashed board but still same issue, any solution for that?
Dear @nagireddy.raviteja,
Please pull the docker container nvcr.io/drive/driveos-sdk/drive-agx-orin-linux-aarch64-sdk-build-x86:6.0.6.0-0004 to flash DRIVE OS 6.0.6. I think you flashed DRIVE OS 6.0.8.1 using docker. You can verify it with cat /etc/nvidia/version-ubuntu-rootfs.txt
Note that, bluetooth/wifi functionality is not officially supported and hence not verified.
Now can you help with SDK Manager ? why tensorrt is not getting installed while flashing through SDK Manager , we even tried with GPU Host but still same problem why is that ? and what can we do ?
Dear @nagireddy.raviteja ,
Could you check on target sudo dpkg -l | grep TensorRT to confirm if TensorRT is installed? The TensorRT samples can be copied to target from host and compiled on target directly.
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Does that mean, you have flashed 6.0.6 using docker and noticed tensorrt folder on target. Also, you confirmed the driveos version on target using cat /etc/nvidia/version-ubuntu-rootfs.txt ? Could you share the output for confirmation?
I followed this guide for flashing the device , and encountered the same error error_logs.txt (29.5 KB)
I tried the following
$sudo minicom -D /dev/ttyACM1 Run from host terminal-1 and the press enter to access the aurix console
$tegrarecovery x1 off #Run on aurix console to set board in normal mode
$tegrareset x1 #Run on aurix console to reset the target
$lsusb #Run on host terminal -2. You should see one NVIDIA device
$tegrarecovery x1 on #Run on aurix console to set board in recovery mode
$tegrareset x1 #Run on aurix console to reset the target
$lsusb #Run on host terminal -2. You should see one an additional NVIDIA device.
and i only see one nvidia device
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 010: ID 0955:7045 NVIDIA Corp. Tegra On-Platform Operator
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 80ee:0021 VirtualBox USB Tablet
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
There is a type-c to type-c connection between my macbook and the developer kit for flashing (the left typeC port), but I don’t see my macos detecting the device. It is as if the connection is only treated as power source.
The micro-usb connection is detected (i unplugged it hence not showing up in the below screeshot)