Hi, I have an issue with the board, the jetson orin developer board upon boot up does not boot up after the initial firmware command, sudo apt-get install nvidia-l4t-jetson-orin-nano-qspi. I am aware that the jetpack 6 micro sd card must be attached to the rover, to boot up but what happens is the boot up with jetpack 6 starts the fan and shortly shutsoff. I believe the mistake I made was i typed sudo reboot instead of restarting the embedded board manually through the gui. Therefore the firmware update didn’t boot correctly, how do i fix this? Is there a recovery mode or a way to get around this issue?
Hi grantbarbone,
Do you confirm that you are using the devkit board for Orin NX?
If so, please refer to the following instruction to capture serial console log for further check.
Jetson Nano & NX Style - Serial Debug Console - JetsonHacks
What’s the Jetpack version in use? (Jetpack 6.0(R36.3.0)?)
Are you booting from SD card or NVMe SSD?
There’s QSPI inside the module so that it will boot to UEFI even if you don’t connect Mirco SD card.
I was following these instructions https://www.jetson-ai-lab.com/initial_setup_jon.html
I was at the step between Firmware update during reboot, and start developing in jetpack 6. So i am booting from the micro sd card. I’m guessing the the QSPI is apart of the recovery mode? So are there two different firmware modes technically installed on to the device now?
The firmware for QSPI should be pre-installed before you receive the devkit.
The guide you are referring is telling you to install Jetpack 5.1.3 first and use QSPI updater to update QSPI first.
After that, flashing SD card to Jetpack 6.0 GA(R36.3.0).
Do you connect NVMe SSD on the devkit or only SD card?
Have your tried using SDK Manager to flash the devkit?
SDK Manager could help you flash only once for the devkit with SD card inserted.
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