Can you boot a Jetson Nano 2gb and a Jetson Nano B01 (4gb) SOM with the same identical image.
I can not bootup my Jetson Nano bB01 board. In attempting to bootup a Jetson nano B01 (4gb) for the very first time. The green led on the right side is lit, the fan turns on for a second and then turns off., however the green LED is still lit. I have connected the jumper place at J48 terminal.
I can not bootup my Jetson Nano bB01 board. In attempting to bootup a Jetson nano B01 (4gb) for the very first time. The green led on the right side is lit, the fan turns on for a second and then turns off., however the green LED is still lit. I have connected the jumper place at J48 terminal.
Actually I don’t see much “real NV developer kit” for Jetson Nano recently. Could you attach a photo of the board you are using? Especially where the sdcard slot is located.
I attempted to install SDK manager first on my host machine running ubuntu 22.04 then to my jetson nano b01 som. typing the sdkmanager command from a terminal session opened up SDK manager. Go thru the installation process it detected 3 Jetson nano boards, however none of the boards detected looked were the B01 development board as shown below:
I thought the host can have a different OS. Are you saying the host computer must have the same OS version 18.04 to use the SDKmanager to load on the Jetson NanoB01 SOM.
I successfully loaded the sdkmanager version 2.1.0-11698_amd64.deb with its entire library on my host computer(Ubuntu18.04). Executed the Network Repo for Ubuntu, then proceeded to the Docker Download and Install area shown below:
Downloads$ docker load -i ./sdkmanager:2.1.0-11698-Ubuntu_1804_docker.tar.gz
open ./sdkmanager:2.1.0-11698.amd64.deb-Ubuntu_1804_docker.tar.gz: no such file or directory
magic@magic-OptiPlex-5250-AIO:~/Downloads$ .
What did I do wrong??, Please help?
Please note the file exists in my Downloads directory /sdkmanager-2.1.0.11698-Ubuntu_18.04_docker.tar.gz and this file: sdkmanager-2.1.0.11698-amd64.deb is also present in the Downloads directory.
Executing the next command :
jetsonb01@jetsonb01-desktop:~/jetson-inference/build$ sudo make install
[sudo] password for jetsonb01:
make: *** No rule to make target ‘install’. Stop.