When I used ROS recently, I was prompted to TF2_ The so Library of ROS is missing, so I try to reinstall it, but it seems to remind me that my current CUDA toolkit version number is incorrect. How can I correct this error
Hi,
Based on the log, python-tf2-ros
requires CUDA v10.2.460.
However, it can not be installed since the BSP only supports v10.2.89.
Is it possible to upgrade your environment to r32.7.1 and try it again?
Thanks.
Maybe I have a problem with the OTA upgrade process? But it seems that I can’t upgrade through OTA normally
Hi,
Based on the below document, please use r32.7
instead.
deb https://repo.download.nvidia.com/jetson/common r32.7 main
deb https://repo.download.nvidia.com/jetson/t194 r32.7 main
Change the repository name and download URL in the deb commands.
The original commands are:
deb https://repo.download.nvidia.com/jetson/common <release> main
deb https://repo.download.nvidia.com/jetson/<platform> <release> main
Where:
- < release> is the release number of the minor release you want to update to. For example, to update to minor release 32.2, replace r32 with r32.2. OTA updates to the latest point release of the specified minor release (release 32.2.1 in this case).
- …
Thanks.
It seems that it doesn’t work properly. My Jetson model is Jetson nano. What should I do to modify it
It seems that 194 is not a Jetson nano. I still report an error after upgrading it to 210
Hi,
t210
is the correct platform for Nano.
Have you run the sudo apt update
after modifying the file?
Thanks.
When sudo apt upgrade is used, as in the third article in the tutorial, it still seems to report an error
Hi,
Is SDK Manager an option for you?
If yes, would you mind reflashing the system with SDK Manager directly?
Thanks.
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