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• Hardware Platform (Jetson / GPU) Orin Nano*• DeepStream Version** • JetPack Version (valid for Jetson only) 6.1 • TensorRT Version • NVIDIA GPU Driver Version (valid for GPU only) • Issue Type( questions, new requirements, bugs) • How to reproduce the issue ? (This is for bugs. Including which sample app is using, the configuration files content, the command line used and other details for reproducing) • Requirement details( This is for new requirement. Including the module name-for which plugin or for which sample application, the function description)
I’m trying to use SDKManager to install Jetpack 6.1 and Deepstream to my Jetson Orin Nano DevKit from an Ubuntu laptop. I did it previously with no problem, but this time it crashes at the end saying “The package graph composer needs to be reinstalled but I can’t find archive for it”. Is it looking on the internet or locally? If it looks on the internet, it should know where to find it, and if on the host machine, where would I put the archive? Seems like a strange new problem. How can I remedy that? Thanks
Let me add: I put graph_composer-runtime-4.0.0_arm64.deb in the SDKManager download folder along with the other packages that had been downloaded by SDKManager for the installation. But that did not solve the problem.
I really appreciate your quick response. I misnamed the version—it’s called 6.0 rev 1. But it’s the only 6.0 in the sdkmanager, so I don’t expect that’s the problem-unless that revison added the graph composer to the installation while not managing it correctly. My question is how to solve that it is saying it can’t find a graph composer package. With all other packages it finds them itself so why can’t it find that one? But in any case I downloaded what seems to be the correct package and put it in the same folder that other required packages were downloaded to. The log report doesn’t give any help. Thanks for your help!
I wiped the sdcard that was in the Jetson Orin Nano Devkit, and I deleted all the files in the download folder of the host Linux laptop, then reran SDKManager. It still produces the error that it can’t find the package for Graph Composer! Since you say SDKManager doesn’t try to install Graph Composer, I’m trying to figure out why it is asking for that.
Besides the usual SDKManager procedure, I also tried using SDKManager’s option to only download the files for later installation, and that worked perfectly well, no errors. But then when I reran to install, it hit the error.
When you said the board probably wasn’t clean, it made sense that it might be finding Graph Composer there. Question: if the Ubuntu laptop disk manager shows that the SDCard is empty, is that the same file format that the Jetson has? Is it possible that the card is not really clean and has the Graph Manager package?
You can understand how puzzling this is, since it seemed to me that I was starting from zero: a clean sdcard and clean download folder on the host.
I very much appreciate your help, since I’m not able to do anything with my Jetson now.
Bill
Ps—It seems significant that when I had it just do the downloads and postpone installation, there was no error—it apparently found everything it wanted. All the packages were in the download folder. The error only occurs when it does the check, as it reports in the error message. How does the Graph Composer get into that check and say it can’t find it when it didn’t look for it previously, assuming I understand the steps?
Before you wiped the sdcard and deleted all the files, is the Graph Composer installed?
If so, the Graph Composer should be uninstalled by " sudo apt purge *** " command. Since you have destroyed the environment, you need to burn the BSP from the beginning.
