New Jetson Orin Nano Developer Kit Does not Work With Installed AW-CB375NF WiFi Card

Robotics & Edge Computing Jetson Systems Jetson Orin Nano
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Hi. First time posting and I hope I am doing it right.

I recently purchased a new Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit. I am booting Jetpack 6.2 from a microSD card and upon initial setup, there is no WiFi from the preinstalled WiFi card. Somehow, the bluetooth shows, but running:

nmcli device wifi list

shows nothing.

running:

lspci

shows the Realtek RTL8822CE Network adapter. And running:

ip link

does not show and wlan or any other WiFi option. Running:

lsmod | grep 8822

also does not show anything.

Is this a known issue? I did manage to install drivers for an Intel WiFi card and can connect to the internet using that card, but I need to get the Realtek WiFi card working. I checked the WiFi card website and it says there is a driver to install for a Raspberry Pi, but seems to indicate that the Jetson Orin Nano should be natively supported.

Thank you for any help.

5

Hi,
Could you run the manual command to re-flash the developer kit and check again:
Quick Start — NVIDIA Jetson Linux Developer Guide

We don’t observe the issue on our developer kit. Maybe re-flashing to a clean system helps. Please give it a try.

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Hi,

The link you sent requires a Linux Host Machine but I have been flashing my microSD card from a Windows Machine following the instructions from 🚀 Initial Setup Guide - Jetson Orin Nano - NVIDIA Jetson AI Lab . I re-flashed the microSD card multiple times following this method and each time the problem persists. Do I need a Linux Host Machine?

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Hi,
We would suggest have an Ubuntu host for further development.

If you still want to give it a try, you may try Jetpack 51.3:
🚀 Initial Setup Guide - Jetson Orin Nano - NVIDIA Jetson AI Lab

See if the system is good and PCIe devices can be well detected on the Jetpack release.