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Dear Vyshnav Krishnan,
Thank you for reaching out to us with your query. I’d be happy to help you with your question regarding flashing the USB hub SPI flash on the AGX Orin carrier card.
Based on the information provided, it seems like you are planning to try three different methods to flash the SPI flash. I’ll analyze each method and provide you with my assessment of which one is likely to work.
Method 1: Using Orin nano carrier card SPI flash and mounting it on AGX Orin carrier card
This method might work, but it’s not the most recommended approach. Since the ICs are the same (W25X20CLSVIG), the SPI flash from the Orin nano carrier card might be compatible with the AGX Orin carrier card. However, there’s a risk that the flash layout or configuration might be different between the two carrier cards, which could lead to issues.
Method 2: Using the same binary by changing flash device related information
This method is more promising. Since you have the binary file of the Orin nano SPI flash image, you can try modifying the flash device-related information to match the W25Q20CLSNIG flash on the AGX Orin carrier card. This approach assumes that the flash layout and configuration are similar between the two ICs. If done correctly, this method could work.
Method 3: Reading SPI flash image from AGX Orin development kit and flashing
This method is the most recommended approach. By reading the SPI flash image from the AGX Orin development kit, you can ensure that you have the correct flash layout and configuration for the AGX Orin carrier card. This method eliminates the risk of compatibility issues between different carrier cards or ICs.
In comparison, Method 3 is the safest and most reliable approach. It ensures that you have the correct flash image for the AGX Orin carrier card, which reduces the risk of errors or compatibility issues.
Before attempting any of these methods, please ensure that you have the necessary dependencies installed on your host machine, including libxml2-utils, simg2img, network-manager, abootimg, sshpass, and device-tree-compiler. Additionally, make sure to use a high-quality USB-C/micro-USB cable and temporarily disable automount for the new external storage device during flashing.
I hope this helps, and please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.
Best regards,
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