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== Using Jetson Xavier NX Developer Kit | == Using Jetson Xavier NX Developer Kit JetPack == | ||
=== | === Jetson Xavier NX Developer Kit JetPack SDCard Prebuilt Image === | ||
To boot up your Jetson Xavier NX board you will need to prepare a microSD card with a bootable image. NVIDIA provides a prebuilt image that you can download from: [https://developer.nvidia.com/jetson-nx-developer-kit-sd-card-image Jetson Xavier NX Developer Kit SD Card Image] | To boot up your Jetson Xavier NX board you will need to prepare a microSD card with a bootable image. NVIDIA provides a prebuilt image that you can download from: [https://developer.nvidia.com/jetson-nx-developer-kit-sd-card-image Jetson Xavier NX Developer Kit SD Card Image] | ||
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=== NVIDIA SDK Manager method === | === NVIDIA SDK Manager method === | ||
1. Download NVIDIA SDK manager at the following link: [https://developer.nvidia.com/nvsdk-manager] | |||
2. Install NVIDIA SDK manager: | |||
<pre> | |||
sudo apt install ~/Downloads/sdkmanager_1.2.0-6733_amd64.deb | |||
</pre> | |||
3. Execute NVIDIA SDK manager. This will open window that requires your NVIDIA account login, in order to proceed with the JetPack installation: | |||
<pre> | |||
sdkmanager | |||
</pre> | |||
4. Setup the Development Environment: | |||
* From the Product Category panel, select Jetson. | |||
* From the Hardware Configuration panel, select the host machine and target hardware (Jetson Xavier NX developer kit version). | |||
* From the Target Operating System panel, select the operating system and JetPack version. | |||
* If relevant, select any Additional SDKs that you wish to install. For example: DeepStream | |||
5. Review Components and Accept Licenses: | |||
* You can expand the host components and target components panels to review the components that will be installed on your system. | |||
* Review and accept license agreements. | |||
* Configure the "Download Folder" and "Target Image folder" or leave it as default. | |||
6. NVIDIA JetPack Installation: | |||
* Before the installation begins, SDK Manager prompts you to enter your sudo password. | |||
* The display shows the progress of the download and installation of the software. | |||
* At the top, you can toggle between the Details and Terminal tabs. The Terminal tab shows detailed information about the download and installation, with any errors highlighted. | |||
* SDK Manager opens a dialog when it is ready to flash your target device. A prompt provides instructions for preparing your device to get it ready for flashing. | |||
* Connect the Jetson Nano Developer Kit to your Host PC using the micro USB cable and follow the prompted instructions. | |||
* Jetson Nano Developer Kit users need to insert a microSD card into the slot on the underside of the Jetson Nano module, or else the flashing process will fail. | |||
* After SDK Manager completes the flashing process, the monitor connected to your Jetson system will show a prompt for initial setup. | |||
* As part of the initial setup process, select a username and password for the Jetson system. | |||
* After the initial setup process is complete, the Jetson system boots to the Linux desktop. | |||
* Enter the same username and password you created during the Jetson configuration into SDK Manager's post-flash installation dialog. | |||
* SDK Manager will now complete the installation of the software libraries. Skipping this step will not install any SDK components on your target hardware, and will keep a clean operating system on your device. | |||
== Setup the Board == | == Setup the Board == | ||