you would need to do below from Jetson
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-jetpack
But if you are upgrading from JetPack 4.4 DP, you will need to upgrade L4T as you did
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
and then install nvidia-jetpack again
sudo apt install nvidia-jetpack
It’s a long Jetson-day.
I’m still working to reinstall using 4.4.
Glad to see you got my crash issue, while upgrading for others.
My best to the Xavier-Community, from Italy!
Hi @Andrey1984, yes, it is at nvcr.io/nvidia/l4t-base:r32.4.3. The ML containers (l4t-ml, l4t-pytorch, l4t-tensorflow) have also been updated for R32.4.3.
Hi all,
Yes 4.4 and OS are installed and working after regular and complete boot, both headless and with HDMI display, with WiFi and Eth0 and usbC net.
I’m going to install tensorflow for 4.4 (or is it in ?)
I’ve reinstalled Bluetooth for my Apple Keyboard and Magic Mouse, Minoru usb stereo cam should work with v4l and OpenCV 4.3 should be installed for my purpose as before.
I’ve to mount my disks, as well.
All seems to work again and updated .
Thank you .
JetsonHacks should update his Jetsoninfo.py to get all info.
Than jetson-inference and jetson-reinforcement demos to run as working test.
Many thanks
Please, I need to upgrade 7 Jetson Xavier, but the modules are running without internet access and I need to manual install. But I’m not finding a link to download the Jetpack 4.4 for manual install.
More specifically I need the Cudnn 8 version needed by the Tensorflow 2.2.0.
Quite happy with this straight installation from SKD Manager (running on another Ubuntu 18.04)
I also change the the GUI for my Xavier board to Gnome 3 for familiarity
Yes, I try with sdkmanager a lot of times, but get an error:
[375:0714/001000.136120:FATAL:setuid_sandbox_host.cc(157)] The SUID sandbox helper binary was found, but is not configured correctly. Rather than run without sandboxing I’m aborting now. You need to make sure that /opt/nvidia/sdkmanager/chrome-sandbox is owned by root and has mode 4755.
I’ll try one more time with the command line informed by Andrey1984 above.
Hi Alex,
Could you check the permission of this file with "ls -l /opt/nvidia/sdkmanager/chrome-sandbox " command? By default we don’t need manually change permission for this file. Is it possible that the /opt/nvidia/sdkmanager directory is on a file system which is NOT ext4 format?
what is the status of boot from nvme? flash to nvme in the latest release?
Is that something that is anticipated in upcoming releases or have been integrated already?
The permission is correct:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 5581136 Jul 2 04:16 /opt/nvidia/sdkmanager/chrome-sandbox
But the fileystem don`t is ext4, it’s instaled in WSL.
The former version run in WSL perfectly.
But don’t worry, I was able to run with the command line above: