usb fail on migration from tx1 to tx2

Autonomous Machines Jetson & Embedded Systems Jetson TX2
#1

Hello,

We have usb issue when migrating from tx1 to tx2 in our custom board:

At first we used tx1 module: we checked tx1 with tx1 developer kit and then with our custom board. usb works fine in both.

We then migrated to tx2.
We first checked it with tx1 developer kit - usb works fine.
But then in our custom board - usb fails ! (we get ubuntu screen but there is no response from mouse, keyboard)

Is there any idea ?

Thank,
ranran

#2

Hi ranchu,

TX2 and TX1 carrier board is the same. Only the gpio mapping is different.

Could you share the error or the code you are using?

#3

Hi,

I’ve edited the original post:

Our problem is related to USB:

At first we used tx1 module: we first checked it with tx1 developer kit and then with our custom board. usb worked in both.

We then migrated to tx2.
We first checked it with tx1 developer kit - usb works fine.
But then in our custom board - usb fails ! (we get ubuntu screen but there is no response from mouse, keyboard)

Is there any idea ?

Thanks,
ranchu

#4

I think the driver is not up due to some regulator failure.
Please share the dmesg(kernel log) with us.

Thanks.

#5

Hello,

Thank you very much for the reply.
I don’t have ethernet, and serial on the custom board, so that is a bit hard for me to check dmesg.

I use 28.1 source code :

wget -O Tegra18x_Linux_R28.1.0_aarch64.tbz2 https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/dlc/l4t-jetson-tx2-driver-package-28-1

wget -O Tegra_Linux_Sample-Root-Filesystem_R28.1.0_aarch64.tbz2 https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/dlc/l4t-sample-root-filesystem-28-1

wget -O source_release.tbz2 https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/dlc/l4t-sources-28-1

[b]Is the bug fix comes after 28.1 ? Is so, it means that our driver need this patch , Right ?

This is tx1-tx2 migration document:
https://developer.download.nvidia.com/assets/embedded/downloads/secure/tx2/Jetson%20TX1-TX2%20Interface%20Comparison%20and%20Migration/Jetson_TX1_TX2_Interface_Comparison_and_Migration_v1.1.pdf?JneKj1xMCspXkK6-wOhSNJmcSLVN3LA2tZR5wxcKzwfhRQtWRUbL-rk-nv20h8IO9WNUWz3UXwLYOGQ4b65sM_EaH4G3EUHr4hWBJ002UQUan6GzzkxM_AYtrt4BdBM_Mvi0mTiUjxIpiVqB_EjmHfFzoB1DxDZEC38J2ps5iE-Xc7FZfK8oH-6Mut1yoLK8P6ajF6LSrna7KlnqJWirvsgufZhOGSG28OitZn_2guecrGN9Fc-7M6rJNM3A2lKJzeO3yzZWjCmvsns4cYLZSKhv05j_XyeV0W0

It seems from this document that there is a usb difference between tx1 and tx2, which might require additional gpio ?

Thanks you very much for any idea,
ranchu

#6

It should be better to get the dmesg for any bring up work.
Please try to set the vbus to battery_reg as this link.

https://elinux.org/Jetson/TX2_USB

#7

Thank you very much,
I’ll try it.

by the way, is it possible to get dmesg without serial,ethernet, and usb ?
I can move the tx2 module from the custom board to developer kit carrier, but does dmesg log is saved in non-volatile ? not sure.

#8

I am not sure if syslog is able to be saved in disk w/o being refresh. Maybe you could write a script to automatically backup syslog during each boot.

Or just write a script to save dmesg as “dmesg >> dmesg.txt”

#9