When power up, orin nx needs about 45s to boot up. whether the boot time can be optimized or not?

Thanks.

can you share the gitURL ? or offered a url, i can get code just with git clone/websit download
I think the difference maybe cause a build error.

I use just the one “GitHub - NVIDIA/edk2-nvidia: NVIDIA EDK2 platform support

That my project is downloaded through edkrepo

Thanks for your reply.
I had got code and build to remove the 5s timeout.

btw: how to modify boot priority from network to local storage?

You could refer to the following instruction to configure boot-order in L4TConfiguration.dtsi
UEFI Adaptation — Customizing the Default Boot Order in L4TConfiguration.dtbo in the BSP Directory

Thanks a lot.

I found other 2 timeouts ,each need 2 seconds.
could you please tell me whether this timeout can be set 0 or not?

5 seconds you offered before is in file NVIDIA.common.dsc.inc
this file is Jetson.dsc.inc

That configurations are both for internal platform.

whether they can be set to 0 or not?

It could be configured as 0 but it might not help to reduce your boot time.

OK, thanks again.

when booting kernel, i found log like belows, here wait about 2s, how to improve it?
thanks

[ 4.330823] nvvrs-pseq-rtc nvvrs-pseq-rtc: registered as rtc0
[ 4.336766] nvvrs_pseq 4-003c: NVVRS PSEQ probe successful
??Failed to create /rm/vdd_cpu
Failed to create /rm/vdd_cpu
debugfs initialized
??[ 6.510777] hid: raw HID events driver (C) Jiri Kosina
[ 6.516633] usbcore: registered new interface driver usbhid
MobaXterm_COM5USB-SERIALCH340COM5_20230802_103313.txt (87.3 KB)

Could you help to turn on the timestamp for every logs and let’s check where the 2s is?

kernel is built with nvbuild.sh.

I noticed that when kernel booting the pos What I mentioned, log will stop output, after 2s, continue.
how to turn on the timestamp for every logs?

It depends on your serial console application. I’m using minicom from linux based host.

From your screen recording, it seems stuck after printing “debugfs initialized” and before HID driver.

You could try to disable CONFIG_HIDRAW in kernel condig and check if there’s still the 2s delay.

Or add init_debug in kernel command line to enable more debug messages.

Thanks, I will try later.

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