I want to use Jetpack 4.3 version, because I should clone version of 4.3 Xavier to another xavier.
I did install sdkmanager_0.9.12-4180_amd64.deb and run sdk manager, but I couldn’t login with correct account.
Second, I did install sdkmanager_1.7.3 and run sdk manager, but sdkm couldn’t find any other version of Jetpack. And sdkm displayed upgrade 2.0.0 version of sdkm or latest version of sdkm.
Third, I did install 2.0.0 version of sdkm and run sdkmanager with option of --archived-versions. But, There’s no 4.3 version of JetPack…
Additional information: The host PC used has tools on it which are used when producing the image to be flashed. As a result you will find that even though JetPack/SDK Manager has a fairly wide range of Ubuntu releases usable as the host PC that this is further limited by the particular L4T release being flashed (and L4T is just an Ubuntu release with NVIDIA drivers). Thus, even if your JetPack should have that L4T release available (which is R32.x for JetPack 4.x), it might not show up if the host PC is the wrong release (which is why Ubuntu 18.04 is mentioned; be very careful with any VM, they tend to fail USB unless you are an expert on setting up USB in the VM).
Side note: Older JetPack/SDKM could be started like this to see a range of releases to install: sdkmanager --archivedversions
Newer ones use: sdkmanager --archived-versions
Neither of those will show what you want if the host PC release is wrong.