I have a carrier board from Connect Tech (Rogue) for Jetson AGX Xavier. I am a bit new to the new version of Jetpack packages. I had flashed the same board two years ago, but when I tried to change the boot configurations to boot from SD, I messed up the names and the board is not booting again. So now I have to flash it again. Frankly, I don’t remember how I flashed it a few years ago.
I tried several time, but still no luck. I tried an older version 4.6.1, but Jetpack does not allow me to login, giving the error message “Authorization flow is now allowed.” I tried the oldest possible Jetpack 4.6.2, but the same result as the version 5.1.2.
Setup:
The carrier board is connected via a Usb-c_USB3.0 cable to my laptop. An Internet Ethernet cable is also connected to the board.
By the way, I have an Ubuntu 22.04 which I realized still not supported with Jetpack, so I installed a fresh Ubuntu 18.04 next to the 22.04 one.
For any custom board, please do not use sdkmanager to flash. Check the vendor’s website and they shall provide their own driver package for you to flash…
Oh, I totally missed it. Thanks!
So here I’ve got another problem. So I put this issue also here. It is not possible to install Jetpack 4.6.1 which is one of the requirements of installing the driver package of the custom board. Our algorithm has been tested and installed on the development board using Jetpack 4.6.1.
Nvidia says Jetpack 4.6.1 is compatible with Ubuntu 18.04, so why the SDK is asking for a upgraded version? “sdk manager version of 1.9.3 or higher is required”
I understood your point. In order to install Jetpack 4.6.1 which is the prerequisite to install the driver package of the custom board, I need SDK manager. If I update the sdk manager, it does not include 4.6.1, but rather 4.6.2.
I am downloading the SDK Manager for Jetpack 4.6.1 from here: