Hi, I have been working on Jetson Orin Nano board for a project and previously, was using a microSD card to run JetPack 5.1.3 (Ubuntu 20.04) on the board with ROS. The requirements for my project to work then changed and I had to be on Ubuntu 22.04 instead now, so to switch to JetPack 6, which runs that version of Ubuntu, I tried following the steps to update the QSPI bootloaders and reboot system. However, when my system was rebooting and the update was in progreess (~7%), the system power was accidentally unplugged. Since then, whether I use my old microSD card or a new one that contains JetPack 6 image, my Orin Nano board does not show anything on my monitor. When plugging in the power cord, the green light does turn on and the fan temporarily starts spinning for a few seconds before stopping.
However, my monitor still remains blank. I tried connecting Pins 9 and 10 to force it into recovery mode so I could try using SDK Manager to reinstall everything, including the QSPI bootloaders to fix it, but my computer does not even recognize the Orin Nano board (unplugging it and replugging it does not change lsusb or journalctl logs), but unplugging and replugging eg. my USB C Video Adapter does.
I’m currently struggling to figure out what’s going on and why my computer is unable to detect the board? I’m honestly not even sure if its successfully in Recovery Mode? Nothing seems different besides the header I have placed on the pins. Any help would be appreciated, thank you!