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The error message you’re seeing suggests that there’s an issue with the PCIe link on your Jetson AGX Orin module. Specifically, it’s complaining about the “Phy link never came up” on the PCIe interface.
Here are a few potential causes and solutions to this issue:
Hardware issue: It’s possible that there’s a hardware problem with the PCIe interface on your Jetson module or the device you’re trying to connect to it. Try swapping out the device or the cable to see if the issue persists.
Firmware issue: The error message mentions “UEFINVME” which suggests that the issue might be related to the UEFI firmware on your Jetson module. Try updating the firmware to the latest version to see if it resolves the issue.
Software issue: It’s possible that there’s a software issue that’s preventing the PCIe link from coming up. Try rebooting your Jetson module or reloading the PCIe driver to see if it resolves the issue.
Configuration issue: It’s possible that there’s a configuration issue that’s preventing the PCIe link from coming up. Try checking the PCIe configuration on your Jetson module to make sure it’s set up correctly.
In terms of comparing this issue to other potential issues, here are a few things to keep in mind:
PCIe link speed: If the PCIe link is not coming up, it’s possible that the link speed is not set correctly. Try checking the PCIe link speed on your Jetson module to make sure it’s set to a valid value.
PCIe lane configuration: If the PCIe link is not coming up, it’s possible that the PCIe lane configuration is not set correctly. Try checking the PCIe lane configuration on your Jetson module to make sure it’s set to a valid value.
Device tree configuration: If the PCIe link is not coming up, it’s possible that the device tree configuration is not set correctly. Try checking the device tree configuration on your Jetson module to make sure it’s set to a valid value.
Here are some specific commands you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
lspci -v to check the PCIe configuration on your Jetson module
dmesg | grep PCIe to check the kernel logs for any PCIe-related errors
sudo jetson-io to check the device tree configuration on your Jetson module
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
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