Just got the Jetson Orin Nano Developer Kit today.
It came with older firmware so I had to walk through the different sd card flashes to get it on the latest.
Before and after deleting the suggested file, I can only see 7w and 15w power modes.
What am I missing here?
Hi,
Please check if your Orin Nano module has SD card slot(which is sku 5). Currently the mode is enabled for sku 5.
Same problem. Module has SD card slot. went trough steps here: 🚀 Initial Setup Guide - NVIDIA Jetson AI Lab and cannot see MAXN mode. What is the issue?
Many thanks in advance
Hi,
Please use SDKManager to re-flash the Orin Nano developer kit. SDKManager will detect the device and if it is Orin Nano sku 5, it installs Jetpack 6.1 rev. 1.
Can you be more specific? What do you mean Nano Sku 5? How can I make sure I have Jetpack 6.1?
OK I checked the logs and it did detect sku 005 during the install. I used the JetPack_6.1_Linux_JETSON_ORIN_NANO_8GB_DEVKIT … which is what I ordered. I did notice that there was also a version without “DEVKIT” but didn’t do that one.
Hi,
You would need to re-flash the system to Jetpack 6.1 rev. 1 through SDKManager. And super mode will be enabled.
How can I check the sku, Is there a cli command that can be ran?
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Hi,
Please check if the Orin Nano module has SD card slot. With the SD card slot, it is sku 5. Without it, it is sku 3.
I have the sdcard so then its sku 5.
I’m trying to reflash using sdk manager on a dedicated ubuntu machine (not vm, although a vm had the same issue) connected to the jetson with usb-c but I keep running into these screens and can’t flash.
When I hit flash, the removed and added messages appear which then prompts the jetson selection screen, which then errors with the usb message after selection.
Hi,
Please
- Ensure the Orin Nano developer kit is in recovery mode:
Quick Start — NVIDIA Jetson Linux Developer Guide 1 documentation
4. Put your Jetson developer kit into Force Recovery Mode.
- Use a USB type-C to type-A cable to developer kit(type-C port) to host PC(type-A port)
- Confirm the developer kit is in recovery mode:
Quick Start — NVIDIA Jetson Linux Developer Guide 1 documentation
- Flash the system through SDKManager
Hi @Tsukasa42 , @gonzo.ramos,
We have updated the Initial Setup Guide, and added the last Step 7️⃣, which talks about the one final reboot and one caveat (needing to delete /etc/nvpmodel.conf).
Could you give this guide another try?