Jetson Platform Services installed path changed

[shahizat]

Greetings to all,

I am writing this post for informational purposes. Somehow, the contents of the /opt/nvidia/jetson/services directory on my Jetson were empty, and all the files were located inside the jetson-1.1.0 directory. Therefore, I copied all the files from jetson-1.1.0 to the jetson directory.

jetson@ubuntu:/opt/nvidia$ ls
camera     debs        jetson-1.1.0    l4t-bootloader-config         nsight-compute                     pva-allow-1
cupva-2.5  deepstream  jetson-configs  l4t-rootfs-validation-config  nsight-graphics-for-embeddedlinux  vpi3
deb_repos  jetson      jetson-io       l4t-usb-device-mode           nsight-systems

Only after copying the files was I able to run the services:

systemctl start jetson-ingress
sudo systemctl start jetson-monitoring
sudo systemctl start jetson-sys-monitoring
sudo systemctl start jetson-gpu-monitoring

Hope it helps. Thank you!

[sudeshk]

Note that /opt/nvidia/jetson should be a symlink to latest insalled version of JPS, so in this case /opt/nvidia/jetson-1.1.0. This is setup by the debian package post install script automatically when you install JPS. If for some reason that was not setup correctly, you can create the symlink as above and don’t have to copy the files.

[shahizat]

Hi @sudeshk, thanks, just FYI, I spent 2-3 days to find out it, 😂 , maybe i did smth wrong initially. I believe, this post can help others.