The Jetson Orin Nano development kit I ordered was delivered on July 1.
I checked and found that the firmware was out of date, so I tried to update it according to “🚅 Initial Setup Guide - Jetson Orin Nano 🆕 - NVIDIA Jetson AI Lab”.
I was working in order, but when I did “sudo apt-get install nvidia-l4t-jetson-orin-nano-qspi-updater”, I got “Unable to locate package nvidia-14t-jetson-orin-nano- qspi-updater”.
The image used is “JP513-orin-nano-sd-card-image_b29.zip”.
I had a similar post but it was closed, so I asked a new question.
Did you remember to do sudo apt update prior to this?
I was able to find it on the forum, running “sudo apt update”, but could not find it at “🚅 Initial Setup Guide - Jetson Orin Nano 🆕 - NVIDIA Jetson AI Lab”.
Where in the “🚅 Initial Setup Guide - Jetson Orin Nano 🆕 - NVIDIA Jetson AI Lab” procedure do I run it?
Usually you need to run sudo apt update prior to installing any packages.
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-l4t-jetson-orin-nano-qspi-updater
Running “sudo apt update” doesn’t help.
To begin with, but is an SD card image not enough?
Are you assuming an Internet connection?
Of course you need Internet connection…
That’s a problem.
I’m using it right now for evaluation for Jetson development, but connecting to the company network is quite a hurdle due to security concerns.
Is there an easy way, like copying files with a USB memory stick?
You still need a Jetson device for downloading the package.
Hi.
I have solved the problem and will note the contents.
- Download this on a PC connected to the Internet.
nvidia-l4t-jetson-orin-nano-qspi-updater_36.3.1-20240516220919_arm64.deb - Copy the file to Jetson by passing it to a USB memory stick.
- Specify the full path to save the file and install.
“apt install [full path]”.
This successfully updated QSPI.
After that, I inserted the SD containing the JetPack 6 image and successfully booted.
Thanks.
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