I was able to access the UEFI config menu and get into the UEFI shell. I don’t see any ethernet or network devices and the commands ‘ping’, ‘tftp’, and ‘ifconfig’ do not detect a NIC. Is there any documentation for using TFTP boot with the current UEFI bootloader?
I also noticed an interesting option in “Device Manager” → “NVIDIA Resource Configuration” for L4T Boot Mode. The default is ExtLinux but there is an option for Grub. Will there be support for a GRUB bootloader in the future? Can I flash a grub bootloader onto the system today?
Thank you for the reply. TFTP would allow kernel developers to boot cross compiled kernels without the need for flashing. I appreciate you reaching out to the internal team.
Do you know if there are any future plans to support GRUB?