Jetson nano 2GB board bring up using SDCard

[franciskumar2001]

Hi Team,

I am a beginner in Jetson nanao kit using a 2gb board. Got the image and tried to boot up and it stuck at the login page by default.

I didn’t create any user and password here in this image it directly said to enter the user and password. Please someone could
Check my issue and let us know. Otherwise please share the sdcard image as per my Jetson nano 2gb developer kit.

Find the pic for your reference.

Regards,
Kumar

[franciskumar2001]

Hi,

I tried again with another 32GB SDCard (I took image from : [JetPack 4.6.3]) and got the below desktop views and errors.

Regards,
Kumar

[franciskumar2001]

Hi,

Please find my Jetson nano 2GB board version and recommend the SDCARD image for my developments.

Model No: P3541 180-13542-DAAF-A02

Check the attached devkit pic for your reference.

Regards,
Kumar

[DaveYYY]

Hi,

can you try to re-flash the board with SDK Manager?

[franciskumar2001]

Hi Dave,

Thanks for your response.

Could you share the SDK manager link for my Jetson nano 2GB board?

Regards,
Kumar

[DaveYYY]

You’ll can simply find it by Googling NVIDIA SDK Manager:

SDK Manager

They work for all Jetson devices. Just make sure you are using Ubuntu 18.04 or 16.04, as 20.04 is not supported for flashing Jetson Nano.

[franciskumar2001]

Hi,

Till now i followed the process in windows using SDcard formatter and Baleno etcher to write the Jetson sdcard image.

In my system I am using uBuntu 14.04 old system. Will this support?

Regards,
Kumar

[DaveYYY]

Hi,

you can find in the above link that the oldest Ubuntu version supported by SDK Manager to flash JetPack 4.x, which is the newest JetPack you can use on Jetson Nano, is 16.04, so 14.04 is not supported.

[franciskumar2001]

Hi Dave,

Due to some security issues the uBuntu can’t be installed on our official PC.

Is there any Windows approach to install the images. Does this SDK manager work only uBuntu Linux system or windows?

Please support me on this?

Regards,
Kumar

[DaveYYY]

Yes, our SDK Manager only supports Ubuntu, but not Windows.
Virtual machines may work, but it’s not validated, and VMware seems to be more stable than Oracle VirtualBox.