I am having the worst experience ever and would expect much more than this. Plugged in my new Orin Nano Development Board and it seems that I have a 3.0 device instead of the 36.0 expected. I have been going round in circles to get this to a basic Linux prompt. Does decent documentation exist to get started? This is not the experience I was expecting. For now I just want to send it back. I’m aware that this is probably the wrong forum, but I could not navigate to something that made sense.
Hello,
Welcome to the NVIDIA Developer forums! Your topic will be best served in the Jetson category.
I will move this post over for visibility.
Cheers,
Tom
Re-flash the device with whatever versions you want:
https://docs.nvidia.com/sdk-manager/install-with-sdkm-jetson/index.html
Thanks for this link. After finding a jumper I can confirm that the flash worked. Do you think it better to use an NVME as opposed to a MicroSD? The former to me is more intuitive.
I’d add that this was not the experience I was looking for out of the box and I hope that this is a rare occurrence. It has taken me a week to coordinate getting the device running.
NVMe disk should be more stable as it’s physically attached to the board, while SD card may be ejected unexpectedly.
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