Hi,
I was trying to flash my Jetson AGX Xavier yesterday and now whenever I power on the Jetson it doesn’t displaying anything on my monitor. I’ve tried different HDMI cables but I still have a black screen. The white light on the Jetson is on when it’s powered.
I tried to ssh it using a MacBook and this was the output:
(base) ~ % ssh nito@192.168.55.1
ssh: connect to host 192.168.55.1 port 22: Operation timed out
I’m not sure what to do?
Use the UART serial console to capture the log or check the status of the board.
What sort of cable would I need to use so that my Virtual machine can recognise the Jetson, because at the moment I tried using usb-c to usb c and it didn’t work.
I’m trying to flash it again using SDK Manager on the VM’s Ubuntu, but the SDK manager is not detecting the Jetson.
Do not use a VM. Please use a native ubuntu host.
Sorry, I’m new to the scene, what is or some examples of a native Ubuntu host.
I mean please do not use a VM. Use a real ubuntu host…
Alright, so I found a tutorial on how to run ubuntu on windows 10 by booting from a USB-drive to get into the Ubuntu GUI, would that work?
I don’t know what does that mean run on Win10.
You should at least use dual boot.
I have installed ubuntu on windows 10 and it’s now dual booting. However, I’m not sure what to do from here in terms of how do I flash the Jetson AGX Xavier or connect to it. So I can get the NVIDIA startup GUI again, because at the moment when I turn it on I get nothing on the screen.
Put the Jetson Xavier into recovery mode
boot - How to put recovery mode on jetson xavier agx without interface? - Stack Overflow
Connect the type C cable between your host and Jetson to the flash port. This document will tell which one is the flash port.
Jetson Download Center | NVIDIA Developer
If Jetson is in recovery mode, “lsusb” command on host shall see “Nvidia Corp”.
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