Software Version
DRIVE OS Linux 6.0.6 and DriveWorks 5.10
Hardware Platform
DRIVE AGX Orin
We would like to re-create the device file system from a Ubuntu 20.04 base image. We tried to follow this guide.
We are part of the DRIVE AGX SDK Developer Program, but we don’t have NVONLINE account. We use SDKManager to download everything for Ubuntu 20.04 host and for the target device too, but we cannot find the deb files for the target e.g.: nv-driveos-linux-ubuntu-20.04-arm64-debians-*_amd64.deb or * nv-driveos-linux-libraries_*_arm64.deb. What is the way to reconstruct the target filesystem with SDKManager? If it is not possible with SDKManager, is there another way without having an NVONLINE account?
@VickNV it could be a bit problematic because of the camera drivers we use, but on a longer run I think we can transition to 6.0.8.1. Is this already fixed in that version? Will the arm64 packages for the target simply downloaded by SDKManager, or we need to do something special to download them?
After reviewing the document, it appears that the issue extends beyond a package-releasing problem; there are also concerns about its outdated information about package names. I had informed our team on this previously and just ping them again.
Could you please provide more details on how this is impacting your development?
In our CI pipeline we build the full rootFS we deploy to the devices from scratch, from an empty Ubuntu base image. Currently we are on DriveOS 5 and in the middle of DriveOS 6 transition. I need these packages to be able to recreate a fully functional image (with CUDA, TensorRT, NVMedia libs, etc…) starting from an empty base image. Without the missing packages we are blocked in the DriveOS 6 transition. Any help would be highly appreciated,