Issue Description:
I am encountering an “Input Not Supported” error on my Lenovo ThinkVision monitor connected via DisplayPort (DP) to my Jetson Orin Nano 64GB. The error prevents the display from functioning properly. Additionally, I suspect the issue might be related to CUDA, as I encountered a “device=0” error prior to this display issue.
Software Details:
JetPack Version:** JetPack 5.1.1
CUDA Version: 11
Python Version: 3.8
There is no such product called “Jetson Orin Nano 64GB”… Orin Nano only has 8/4 GB…
Please make sure what are you using first so that we can comment.
Apologies for the confusion earlier! You’re absolutely correct—there isn’t a Jetson Orin Nano 64GB. I’m actually using the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Developer Kit (64GB). Thank you for pointing that out!
please check this to dump serial console log from your board and attach the full log here.
Thank you for the information and the guide. I have a question regarding how to send the serial console log. Currently, I’m using USB-C to connect, but the Jetson device isn’t powering on, so I’m unable to access the log or copy it. I’m messaging you from my laptop rather than the Jetson board. Could you please advise on how I can retrieve and share the logs in this situation?
Hi,
Please follow the micro usb port method mentioned from the website. That type C connection is not a real UART serial console.
There is always log dumped out from that port when you power on Jetson. No matter it boots into Linux kernel or not.
Also, you better clarifying what is your “power on” definition. I am talking about the device does not power on if the power LED on it does not light up. If the power LED is always there but you cannot boot into Linux, I would say it cannot “boot up” but not “cannot power on”.
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