I have a couple of TK1 development boards I am trying to revive and I am stuck. I am running JetPack and tried both 2.2 and 3.1 versions, in dedicated Ubuntu 14.04 installs and in virtual boxes, and every time the install gets stuck:
*** Flashing target device started. ***
./nvflash --bct PM375_Hynix_2GB_H5TC4G63AFR_H5TC4G63CFR_RDA_924MHz.cfg --setbct --configfile flash.cfg --create --bl fastboot.bin --odmdata 0x6009C000 --go
I have left it for 24 hrs and it never finishes.
Boards are labeled P1860
I verified the USB port is seen by doing lsusb and see the nvidia device. I must be putting the boards into recovery mode correctly since the usb port is appearing.
I do see this error in _installer/logs/TK1/filesystem_tk1.log:
Extracting the kernel headers to /home/kevin/TK1/Linux_for_Tegra_tk1/rootfs/usr/src
tar: write error
I am not familiary with the pro version, but “tar: write error” would perhaps be a serious problem. Either the source of the tar file is missing (plausible if the flash program were told to download something which doesn’t exist, or the URL was incorrect), or else there is some file system or corruption issue on the host. If tar fails like this, then you can’t really be sure of much else being guaranteed so far as the host side files go.
Although the above could have resulted in things going wrong I doubt it would have resulted in “Unsupported parameters”. I am unsure of what command line would be used when flashing the “pro” version (perhaps the standard flash.sh for a Jetson does not work on a Pro), but whoever does know the answer will probably need to know what the flash command was. Can you post the exact flash.sh command you ran?
The current JetPack was created for Jetson platform, it’s not compatible to use on TK1 Pro, you will need to contact with the team who provided the device to you to get the support.