I want to install the latest DriveWorks on P2379 with SDKManager 1.3.1.7110
and so I have downloaded all packages and after flashing the Tegra A and B successfully (at least it seems so)
I can see all target packages status “OS image ready”
What has to be done, so that SDK manager installs them on the target?
Dear @hermann.f,
You need to select Target and flash via sdkmanger. Please check Install DRIVE with SDK Manager :: NVIDIA SDK Manager Documentation for installation steps
Sorry, I might have been a little bit too ambigious,
All 4 SDKManager installation steps seem to be successful, and in step 3 I have selected the target “Flash Tegra A and B”. See the screenshot
But no OS image has been updated on the target.
Here is the log extract and there is an error 1001 in step 3
20:56:42.231 - info: Event: NV_DRIVEWORKS_TARGET_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR - drive-t186ref-linux-5.0.10.3-12606092-aarch64-driveworks-v1.2.400-a7f5475-478955.run - finished downloading
20:56:42.231 - info: Event: NV_DRIVE_WORKS_TARGET_GROUP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR - finished downloading
20:56:42.239 - info: All required files were downloaded
20:56:49.048 - debug: running command < true >
20:56:49.052 - info: cmd finished success SDKM_END_CODE_SUCCESS_0e495776-2262-4c3e-8cc4-1296a303c86f
20:56:49.052 - info: command finished successfully
20:56:49.055 - debug: running command < stat /dev/ttyUSB1 >
20:56:49.057 - info: File: ‘/dev/ttyUSB1’
20:56:49.057 - info: Size: 0 Blocks: 0 IO Block: 4096 character special file
20:56:49.058 - info: Device: 6h/6d Inode: 538 Links: 1 Device type: bc,1
20:56:49.058 - info: Access: (0660/crw-rw----) Uid: ( 0/ root) Gid: ( 20/ dialout)
20:56:49.058 - info: Access: 2020-11-17 18:27:57.135348380 +0100
20:56:49.058 - info: Modify: 2020-11-17 18:27:57.135348380 +0100
20:56:49.058 - info: Change: 2020-11-17 17:43:37.135348380 +0100
20:56:49.062 - info: Birth: -
20:56:49.062 - info: cmd finished success SDKM_END_CODE_SUCCESS_041b2519-a54b-4e58-8847-b8f4c954de36
20:56:49.062 - info: command finished successfully
20:56:49.064 - debug: running command < true >
20:56:49.067 - info: cmd finished success SDKM_END_CODE_SUCCESS_fa1f1a3d-0fe4-4d90-9318-723ac3ba768e
20:56:49.068 - info: command finished successfully
20:56:49.074 - debug: running command < lsof /dev/ttyUSB1 2>/dev/null >
20:56:49.250 - debug: cmd finished failure SDKM_END_CODE_FAILURE_5844be3d-14f9-4f42-a997-c9b8720f69d3_1
20:56:49.250 - error: command error code: 1
20:56:49.250 - info: Event: - error code is: 1001
20:56:49.250 - warn: Failed to get component from group data map for
20:56:49.250 - debug: command terminated with error
20:56:49.254 - info: Dialog was closed: pre-flash dialog. Duration: 00:00:07
20:56:49.254 - info: #### dialog event: Dialog was closed: pre-flash
20:56:49.254 - info: #### dialog timing: Dialog timing: pre-flash 00:00:07
20:56:49.254 - info: Event: NV_FLASH_TEGRA_A_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR - skip started
20:56:49.255 - info: Event: NV_FLASH_TEGRA_A_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR - skip ended
20:56:49.256 - info: Event: NV_FLASH_TEGRA_B_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR - skip started
20:56:49.256 - info: Event: NV_FLASH_TEGRA_B_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR - skip ended
20:56:49.279 - info: memInfo [total: 35.27GB, free: 407.22MB, available: 30.66GB]
20:56:49.279 - info: Event: NV_FLASH_DUAL_TEGRAS_IN_PARALLEL_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR - install started
20:56:49.280 - info: estimated install timeout for NV_FLASH_DUAL_TEGRAS_IN_PARALLEL_COMP: 3600s
20:56:49.298 - debug: running command < true >
20:56:49.305 - info: cmd finished success SDKM_END_CODE_SUCCESS_6b1b8353-bd5a-4c94-b78f-90b4aed1eb45
20:56:49.305 - info: command finished successfully
20:56:49.308 - debug: NV_FLASH_DUAL_TEGRAS_IN_PARALLEL_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR: using adapter to install NV_FLASH_DUAL_TEGRAS_IN_PARALLEL_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR to /home/cuda/nvidia/nvidia_sdk/DRIVE_OS_5.0.10.3_SDK_with_DriveWorks_Linux_OS_PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR
20:56:49.316 - info: NV_FLASH_DUAL_TEGRAS_IN_PARALLEL_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR: Return success directly for empty component
20:56:49.321 - info: cmd finished success SDKM_END_CODE_SUCCESS_daf94ae2-e3e4-4a2c-96d6-cc877f53cb2e
20:56:49.321 - info: NV_FLASH_DUAL_TEGRAS_IN_PARALLEL_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR: command finished successfully
20:56:49.327 - info: Event: NV_FLASH_DUAL_TEGRAS_IN_PARALLEL_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR - install ended
20:56:49.328 - info: Summary: NV_FLASH_DUAL_TEGRAS_IN_PARALLEL_COMP@PX2_AUTOCHAUFFEUR: Install completed successfully.
20:56:49.329 - info: Stopping all currently running download services
20:56:49.330 - info: The overall duration (Download + Install) is 00:00:07
20:56:49.331 - info: All done!
20:56:49.398 - info: *** Dialogs Timing Summary ***
pre-flash: duration: 00:00:07
*** End of Dialogs Timing Summary ***
20:56:49.401 - info:
*** Download Summary ***
- Bundle: DRIVE OS 5.0.10.3 SDK with DriveWorks Linux for DRIVE PX 2 AutoChauffeur
- Download server:
- 0B downloaded of 20.11GB
- Download started on: Tue Nov 17 2020 20:56:42 GMT+0100 (Central European Standard Time).
- Download ended on: Tue Nov 17 2020 20:56:49 GMT+0100 (Central European Standard Time).
- Download duration: 00:00:07.
- Average total download speed: 0B/s = total downloaded bytes / download duration.
- Average total bandwidth: 0B/s, average accumulation of all file chunk's speed, downloaded concurrently.
- Average file chunk's download speed: 0B/s, average of all downloaded file chunk's speed.
- Max 6 concurrent files using 6 threads.
Total 25 files:
- 0 downloaded, 0 cached, 0 failed, 25 skipped
Dear @hermann.f,
could you please share the complete logs?( ~/.nvsdkm/logs and ~/.nvsdkm/sdkm.log files)
Here we go.
sdkm-2020-11-17-20-06-57.log.gz (11.7 KB)
Is it possible, that SDK Manager prefers NVOnline Accounts - and not Nvidia Developer accounts?
If I log into SDKMAnager with my NVOnline account, SDKM tells me, that there are no packages available for me.
If I log into SDKM with my Nvidia Developer account, SDKM shows full access to Drive PX2 Packages, but the sdkm.log comes up with
10:53:10.318 - info: validating release: DRIVE OS 5.0.10.3 PDK
10:53:10.318 - error: Not NVOnline user
10:53:10.319 - warn: No access to release DRIVE OS 5.0.10.3 PDK. Message invalid level3 json path
10:53:10.319 - info: Event: Login Progress: Loading and processing available products...
and that’s why I can not install the PDK on the target machine??
Dear @hermann.f,
NVOnline accounts are different from Developer account. The releases for these accounts also different based on the engagement with NVIDIA. Could you please share the requested ~/.nvsdkm.logs folder as well?
Here is the complete exported log.
SDKM_logs_DRIVE_OS_5.0.10.3_SDK_with_DriveWorks_Linux_for_DRIVE_PX_2_AutoChauffeur_2020-11-18_14-30-59.zip (63.0 KB)
Dear SivaRamaKrishnaNV,
any updates on the issue?
Dear @hermann.f,
I could see in the log the flashing part is skipped due to some error. I am checking with engineering team and waiting for an update.
May I know which DRIVE version the board already has before you flash? Is it just an upgrade or re-flashing latest release?
Dear @hermann.f,
We could identify the root cause and working on solution. We will update you soon
Great. I am eager to upgrade.
Dear @hermann.f,
please go to SDK Manager v1.3 install location, back up the binary back up the binary /opt/nvidia/sdkmanager/resources/app/output/installUtils/adapter , and replace it by the attached one adapter.txt ( Please remove .txt extension)
Dear @ShivaRamaKrishnaNV,
I have done the file exchange, removed the .nvsdkm directory and retried to install on the AutoCruise, but flashing the SW ended with a “permission denied” error accessing /dev/ttyUSB1, see the attached screenshot and log.
SDKM_logs_DRIVE_OS_5.0.10.3_SDK_with_DriveWorks_Linux_for_DRIVE_PX_2_AutoCruise_2020-11-30_16-52-37.zip (209.1 KB)
Can you please tell me, what to do next?
Dear @hermann.f,
Is the target connected to host? please share lssub output.
Could you check accessing aurix (via dev/ttyUSB1 serial port) using minicom and confirm?
I can connect via minicom to aurix shell
I can ping the p3479 at eth0 within the 10.42.0.x net
I cannot ping Tegra A (10.42.0.28) and
I cannot ping Aurix (10.42.0.146)
aurix shell> status reveals
Info: Executing cmd: status, argc: 0, args:
Alive : 19:01:14
CPU load Core 0: 8%
CPU load max Core 0: 9%
CPU load Core 1: 0%
CPU load max Core 1: 0%
CPU load Core 2: 0%
CPU load max Core 2: 0%
Hardware information:
PMU-chip: B-Step
SCU_CHIPID: 0x4B459051
SystemUpInit-Time[ms]: 49
IP-address (Tegra): 10.42.0.28
IP-address (AURIX): 10.42.0.146
MAC-address (Tegra): 0x0000000000000000
MAC-address (AURIX): 0x0000000000000000
Command Executed
shell>
$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 005: ID 04f2:1113 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd
Bus 002 Device 004: ID 1bcf:08a0 Sunplus Innovation Technology Inc.
Bus 002 Device 006: ID 0403:6011 Future Technology Devices International, Ltd FT4232H Quad HS USB-UART/FIFO IC
Bus 002 Device 003: ID 0424:2514 Standard Microsystems Corp. USB 2.0 Hub
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 006 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Do I need some preparation on the p3407 side for flashing? Documentation on this is rather slim.
Dear @hermann.f,
Have you closed all the serial connections from host before flashing target?
Yes, all minicom connections have been closed with .
Ctrl a x
Dear @hermann.f,
I could see in the earlier logs that you were trying to flash autochauffeur.
Now in the latest logs, I could see autocruise.
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Is it another board you trying to flash? If so, what is the status of autochauffer?
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Could you check running below command on host terminal when board is connected to host. If there is permission issue, please close other terminal/minicom window that is opening the aurix port then retry.
stty -F /dev/ttyUSB1 115200 echo tegrarecovery on > /dev/ttyUSB1 echo tegrareset > /dev/ttyUSB1