Hello!
I use sdkmanager 1.4.1 to install JetPack 4.5.1 on TX1. But since today the installation fails.
11:46:08 INFO: Drivers for Jetson: Reading package lists...
11:46:08 ERROR: Drivers for Jetson: E: The repository 'http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/eliostvs:/tomate/xUbuntu_18.04 ./ Release' no longer has a Release file.
11:46:08 ERROR: Drivers for Jetson: Unhandled error when running sudo apt-get update
11:46:08 ERROR: Drivers for Jetson: command terminated with error
11:46:08 SUMMARY: Flash Jetson TX1: Depends on failed component
Check the link Index of /repositories/home:/eliostvs:/tomate
There is no more ubuntu 18.04
How can I solve this issue?
Thank you in advance!
Not sure where that command came from, but that isn’t an Ubuntu server. That’s OpenSUSE. I have no idea how any JetPack/SDK Manager would have ever had that in its repository list. It seems more likely that the host PC has had OpenSUSE packages added to it even if it is original Ubuntu 18.04. The repository information seems altered. If not, then something very strange is going on.
I found the source of the problem. It was the invalid repository of one package on the host pc.
I did not expect that the sdkmanager will update the package lists during “creating os image” step. Therefore, I thought that the repo mentioned above is needed for jetson.
But than I noticed “11:46:08 ERROR: Drivers for Jetson: Unhandled error when running sudo apt-get update”.
“Read first, then ask.”
Thanks for your time!