SDK manager installation failed for Jetpack 4.6.6 to Jetson Nano

[anddop09]

So I have installed SDK Manager 2.2.0 with WSL for my windows 11 computer, it runs and installed successfully and I was able to launch it. I was using this tutorial to install it: Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) — SDK Manager.

I’m trying to install Jetpack 4.6.6 on my Jetson Nano and my problem is that there is an error when flashing Jetpack to the Jetson. I’ll provide screenshots for what my screen looks like for each step.

Step 01:

Step 02:

Step 03 (which is where I get the error):

I’ve been following this guy’s Youtube tutorial on the SDK Manager: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucg5Zqm9ZMk

These are the errors that I got in the terminal log as well:
19:00:22 ERROR: command error code: 11
19:00:22 ERROR: File System and OS - target_image: command terminated with error
19:00:22 SUMMARY: File System and OS - target_image: First Error: Installation failed.
19:00:22 SUMMARY: NVIDIA Container Runtime with Docker integration (Beta) - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: Multimedia API - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: TensorRT on Target - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: VisionWorks on Target - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: VPI on Target - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: CUDA Toolkit for L4T - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: cuDNN on Target - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: OpenCV on Target - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: Nsight Systems - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: DeepStream - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: DateTime Target Setup - target: Depends on failed component
19:00:22 SUMMARY: Flash Jetson Nano - flash: Depends on failed component

All help is appreciated, thank you.

[DavidDDD]

Hi,

We suggest to install native ubuntu 18.04 and install sdk manager to flash your device.
Some users share their experience with VMware, you could refer to it:

Jetson Orin Nano (Super) boot from NVMe - using a VM to configure this

With the price drop and the the popularity of this devkit there will be many new users (like me), many of whom will want to boot from NVMe, but who don’t have a Linux computer to run SDK Manager to make that work. I wanted to share what I have learned in succeeding to flash everything to the Jetson from a Virtual Machine (VM). Make sure you are on the latest firmware, as per the instructions here. Do not use VirtualBox, but use VMWare Player. You can get that here. Only use Ubuntu as the OS fo…

Thanks

[anddop09]

Sorry, but will that instructions work for a microsd card? I see that the person is talking about NVME.

[anddop09]

Nevermind, I found out that I could just flash Jetpack 4.6.1 (which is the latest sd card image for jetson but not the latest Jetpack image) onto my sd card and then run: sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade. I installed jtop before I ran those commands, it said I was on Jetpack 4.6.1, after I ran those update commands, I checked jtop again and it said I was on Jetpack 4.6.6!