The INA channels for measuring the voltage rails and current consumption are also detailed there, including example commands to read the INA sensors from Linux.
To get three PCIe x1ās, I believe you can use the other PCIe endpoints and they will train down to a lower link width that you have connected.
If you have further questions about this, please post them in a new topic as I am not the expert on it. Thanks.
Hi @506560965, please open a new topic about your question. I believe support for booting from NVMe is planned for a future JetPack release, however you may be able to put the root filesystem on NVMe like in this JetsonHacks tutorial:
Hello, where could I get the security reference manual or security design manual for Xavier ?, because I donāt see any information about security in " Xavier (SoC) Technical Reference Manual ".
Jetson AGX Xavier Developer Kit Carrier Board BOM
I can download other pdf documents normally, but with the 2 above when I click download button it just opens a new tab and then nothing happens.
Please help me with this, thanks you
Hi @dusty_nv
Iām sure that Iām logged in when clicking the Download button. I can download other pdf documents except these two!
When I click the download link, the page just load and about to redirect to some page, but then nothing happens or shows up.
I donāt know if itās because of permissions or something??
Hi @stsatish, yes you can use the NSight profiling tools to gather in-depth profiling data from applications running on your device - see the āNSight Developer Toolsā section of this page: https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/jetpack
If you just mean monitoring system utilizations, you can run tegrastats or jtop tool directly on your Jetson.