I’ve had a Jetson Nano sitting in a box for several years, and I’m finally dusting it off to use in a robotics project. I have a few questions:
The part number printed on the bottom of the dev board is 945-1340-0000-000. Is there a way to determine from the command line what version of the Nano hardware I’ve got? And is there a document that shows all versions produced and sold?
There’s an M.2 Key E slot on the dev carrier. The docs say this can be used for wireless networking cards. Is it possible to buy an SSD to fit this slot, and to boot from that? If not, is there an inexpensive carrier from another vendor that can boot from SSD?
I downloaded the latest Linux image file linked from the Getting Started docs. I was surprised to see it’s from early 2022, and had Ubuntu 18.04. Can I safely upgrade that to 22.04?
Even JetPack 5 doesn’t support 22.04? According to this chart. This lack of support for current OSes does not fill me with a lot of confidence to invest in more Jetson hardware.
iPhone 8 was released 7 years ago and is still supported by the latest iOS. I don’t think it’s unreasonable to ask for support for the latest LTS Ubuntu for a product that’s being manufactured until 2027, another four years.