Hi,
Jetson Orin Nano Developer board and installed a 256G SSD on it. I am using X86 host machine PC with Ubuntu 22.04 to build UEFI. The PC used to have SDK manger (2.1.0.11682) with Jetpack 6.0GA(R36.3.0). Per your suggestion, I used the following command:
$ edk2_docker edkrepo clone nvidia-uefi-r36.3.0 NVIDIA-Platforms r36.3.0
to get the correct UEFI for Jetpack 6.0GA(R36.3.0).
But, I just updated my SDK manager to 2.2.0.1 2021 with Jetpack 6.1.
Per the documentation: JetPack 6.1 includes Jetson Linux 36.4 with following highlights:
So, I tried to get the latest UEFI with this command:
$ edk2_docker edkrepo clone nvidia-uefi-r36.4.0 NVIDIA-Platforms r36.4.0
But, it failed. See the followings:
seattle@Ubuntu2204-1:~$ edk2_docker edkrepo clone nvidia-uefi-r36.4.0 NVIDIA-Platforms r36.4.0
Syncing the global manifest repository: /home/seattle/.edkrepo/edk2-edkrepo-manifest-main
Syncing the global manifest repository: /home/seattle/.edkrepo/nvidia
Verifying the global manifest repository entry for project: NVIDIA-Platforms
Cloning from: GitHub - NVIDIA/edk2: NVIDIA fork of tianocore/edk2
Cloning from: GitHub - NVIDIA/edk2-non-osi: NVIDIA fork of tianocore/edk2-non-osi
Cloning from: GitHub - NVIDIA/edk2-platforms: NVIDIA fork of tianocore/edk2-platforms
Cloning from: GitHub - NVIDIA/edk2-redfish-client: NVIDIA fork of tianocore/edk2-redfish-client
Cloning from: GitHub - NVIDIA/edk2-nvidia: NVIDIA EDK2 platform support
Cloning from: GitHub - NVIDIA/edk2-nvidia-non-osi: NVIDIA EDK2 non-OSI licensed content
Cloning from: GitHub - NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules: NVIDIA Linux open GPU kernel module source
Initializing/Updating submodules390), done.
Username for ‘https://github.com’: stevenc
Password for ‘https://stevenc@github.com’:
Username for ‘https://github.com’: ^C
It asked for ‘username’ and ‘password’. I did not have this problem to get R36.3.
My question is: Does Jetpack 6.1 (R36.4.0) come with a new UEFI? If yes, what is the command to get it?
Thanks,
Steven