I tried flushing JetPack using SD card first, but it did not work. It would turn on, I would see NVidia loading screen, and after that screen turns off, the fan stops spinning but the light is still on.
Now I tried using SDK manager, running it on WSL.
The first time I plugged it in in recovery mode, it detected it no problem. I proceeded with an install, it seemed like it was going well, but then it got stuck at 99% for several hours.
I tried again, and now the SDK manager no longer detects the board.
WSL machines, as well as the virtual machine, are not an option, because the changed of the Jetson multiple times, and the device needs to be dismounted and mounted multiple times. Please, instead, use a physical Ubuntu machine with Ubuntu 22 in case you are trying to flash JetPack 6.2
I hope this helps! Please let us know your results.
Regards!
Eduardo Salazar
Embedded SW Engineer at RidgeRun
But it should at least detect the board upon initial connect, right? It did the first time, now it does not detect it.
I can setup a dual boot on my computer, but it will take me time, and I don’t know if that is going to be worth the time investment, I am thinking that the board is defective, otherwise it would still get detected by sdk manager, but it does not.
From the image attached to your post, I see that the usbipd.ext reported a device 0955:7523, which is the Orin Nano. However, the lsusb is not exposing it. Also, based on Quick Start — NVIDIA Jetson Linux Developer Guide 1 documentation the lsusb output should be something like:
Bus <bbb> Device <ddd>: ID 0955:7523 Nvidia Corp.
but your lsusb output is not showing it
You can try to validate if the Jetson is in recovery mode by connecting a display and checking if the board still gives you the boot screen, logo, or even the desktop. If you see any of these, the board is not in recovery mode. I also would try to validate the lsusb using a physical ubuntu machine.