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DRIVE OS Linux 5.2.6
DRIVE OS Linux 5.2.6 and DriveWorks 4.0
DRIVE OS Linux 5.2.0
DRIVE OS Linux 5.2.0 and DriveWorks 3.5
NVIDIA DRIVE™ Software 10.0 (Linux)
NVIDIA DRIVE™ Software 9.0 (Linux)
other DRIVE OS version
other
Hello Team,
We are unable to login to DRIVE AGX after upgrading from DRIVE SW 10.0 to DRIVE OS 5.2.6 using the default login nvidia\nvidia. Same login was provided during installation setup.
N.B. - Login fails when using ssh as well as minicom.
Please find the below attachment for installation logs from SDKmanager. SDKM_logs_2021-10-24_00-16-55.zip (2.4 MB)
Hi @VickNV,
Yes, I have tried reflashing the hardware numerous times and also made sure that there is no typo. The same login credentials i.e. nvidia\nvidia works on DRIVE SW 10.0 (rev2). However once flashed to DRIVE OS 5.2.6, both the ssh and minicom based login attempts fail for the same.
I have also tried below combinations -
DRIVE SW 10.0 (rev2) → DRIVE OS 5.2.6
DRIVE SW 10.0 (rev2) → DRIVE OS 5.2.0
DRIVE SW 10.0 (rev2) → DRIVE OS 5.2.0 → DRIVE OS 5.2.6
In all the above listed cases, I was always able to login only for DRIVE SW 10.0 flash. Other versions kept failing for numerous login attempts.
Login with ubuntu\ubuntu credentials also fails.
Hi @VickNV ,
I was able to resolve this issue, however there seems to be an issue with the sdkmanager. During flash process it asks for the host admin password and then desired password for target i.e. nvidia\nvidia while the actual login password set on hardware post flash procedure is the original host admin password.
e.g. -
Generally -
hostPC: hostUser/hostPass
targetBoard: nvidia/nvidia
After flashing with DRIVE OS 5.2.6 (actual)-
hostPC: hostUser/hostPass targetBoard: nvidia/hostPass
@ankitm4 / @hfkou
Is it possible you once accidentally input your admin password as the target password? Due to the issue discussed in the below topic, the wrong username/password was kept in /persistent storage, and then following reflashing with desire password didn’t work anymore.
Unfortunately I have also encountered this issue when flashing DriveOS 5.2.0 with SDK Manager 1.7.0.8846.
I am pretty sure, that I never gave my host password by accident as a target password.
The target had DriveOS5.2.6 before, but it was flashed by another user, therefore the target should not know my credentials from previous flashing sessions. I had a few consecutive attempts with DriveOS 5.2.0, to make sure I did not make any typos.
With previous SDK Manager versions we did not experience this issue, that is why I assume it is related to the SDK Manager.
I could change the password on the target, but I do not think this explains, why the host user password is used in the first place.