some one of my organization gave me a Jetson TK1 pro that was booting.
I decided to install on my Ubuntu PC the Jetson install to setup environment and reflash the board.
The installation went well but it seems to be impossible to reflash the board. Each time it is stuck in the early phases when nvflash is trying to download the dtb file.
I made all the check and the Board is in recovery mode the “NVidia corp” is present when doing lsusb.
It really seems that the communication is not happening on the USB.
For info i’m NOT using Virtual machine for Ubuntu host machine. I also tried with older version and i have the same result.
I don’t know if the Pro version uses the same L4T (though probably it does via the ID, but different dtb file). Do you have any logs? Can you verify the dtb file it wants to send exists on the host? Also, was this done as root or sudo?
I don’t know about differences with the “pro” version, but if there was USB blocking then I always wonder if the host is a VM or a regular install? The lsusb proves the Jetson is in recovery mode and that the cable is correct.
I had the same interrogation also and it is why i made the try on Native Linux PC and on Virtual Machine and the result is the same on both environment.
But still the same result i’m not able to reflash the board.
I also tried to recompile tegra-uboot-flasher and i have error in that case. It seems to me that communication is happening but finished with errors.
Would it be possible that the fastboot.bin binary is not adapted to my board ?
My understanding is that the Jetson Dev Kit software is not compatible with the TK1 Pro. NVIDIA has advised others in the past to contact the supplier of the TK1 Pro for technical support.