SDK Manager install JetPack 5.0.2 fails with "unzip: command not found"

Hi, I am using this command to install JetPack 5.0.2 on a Xavier NX Dev Kit:

docker run -it sdkmanager --cli --action install --login-type devzone --product Jetson --target-os Linux --version Runtime_5.0.2 --host --target JETSON_XAVIER_NX_TARGETS --flash --license accept --archived-versions true --stay-logged-in true

It fails:

  ===== INSTALLATION FAILED ===== 
      - CUDA on Host: Up-to-date
      - CUDA Cross Compile Package on Host: Up-to-date
      - NvSci: Up-to-date
      - VPI on Host: Up-to-date
      - Nsight Systems: Up-to-date
      - Nsight Graphics: Up-to-date
      - Nsight Compute: Up-to-date
      - CUPTI: Up-to-date
      - Compute Sanitizer: Up-to-date
      - Drivers for Jetson: Failed
      - File System and OS: DependencyFailure
      - Flash Jetson Xavier NX: DependencyFailure
      - DateTime Target Setup: DependencyFailure
      - CUDA Runtime: DependencyFailure
      - CuDNN Runtime: DependencyFailure
      - TensorRT Runtime: DependencyFailure
      - OpenCV Runtime: DependencyFailure
      - VPI Runtime: DependencyFailure
      - NVIDIA Container Runtime with Docker integration (Beta): DependencyFailure
      - Multimedia API: DependencyFailure
      - BSP Patch: DependencyFailure

  ===== Installation failed - Total 21 components =====
  ===== 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 9 up-to-date, 11 skipped =====

The only error I see in the log is this:

unzip: command not found

I suppose one fix is to install unzip into the docker image, I’ll try that.

Thanks,
/Clyde

I installed unzip into the container and got past that error. Now I’m stuck on “error: chroot: failed to run command ‘dpkg’: Exec format error”

Seems like there are many folks running into this problem.

Please do not use Jetpack5.0.2 anymore. This BSP is too old.

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