Hi everyone, I got a project from another student. He programmed his code on a Jetson Tx2. My task is to take the program and run it on a Jetson Nano. I tried to copy the folder to the Jetson nano, but then I’m missing all the installed libraries. Is there a way to make an image of the Jetson Tx2 and install it on the Jetson Nano? Or another way? Thanks for the help.
NO, I don’t think this is possible.
At least from the perspective of making an image.
FYI, there is an Ubuntu/Debian mechanism to do things like search for packages. Example:
apt search python2
This works for whatever repositories are active. You can page this with something like:
apt search python2 | less
Just as a contrived example of performing a case-insensitive search for “minimal” in this:
apt search python2 | less -i
(then hit “/minimal” to search for “minimal”; use “n” to search next match, “p” to search previous match)
Let’s pretend you want to install “python-gdbm”. You could search for that, find the package name is “python-gdm”, and then start by making sure current packages are up to date:
sudo apt update
sudo apt-get upgrade
(this will update existing packages if not already updated)
Then:
sudo apt-get install python-gdbm
(this isn’t really the package you want, but you could search for libraries you are interested in)
EDIT: I almost forgot. Some files have symbolic links that do not directly have a package name, but if you find a hard linked file that is part of a package, then you can find (on the original system) the package which provides it. Example:
which sha1sum
/usr/bin/sha1sum
dpkg -S /usr/bin/sha1sum
coreutils: /usr/bin/sha1sum
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