Hi,
I got a TX2 4GB module, and I want to burn system on it. Follwing the instructions in tx2_as_4GB_overlay, I should flash driver package and file system. At the end of these operation, an error occured. Like below:
No, I downloaded Jetpack 4.2 using the sdkmanager (JetPack_4.2_Linux_P3310), and then ran sudo ./flash.sh jetson-tx2-as-4GB mmcblk0p1 directly on my host machine (Ubuntu 16.04)
In that case you’ll probably need to provide the flash log. If not using the JetPack/SDKM log, and just going by command line, then I’d recommend something like this to log (the gawk part cuts down progress bar spam):
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It looks like it gets completely through the setup of files to send, and then dies before sending actually starts (or more accurately, upon start of send):
I think there is a mistake. “TX2-as-4GB” is a board config to simulate TX2 device as a TX2-4GB device.
However, you are using a real 4GB TX2 now. No simulation is needed. For such case, please download Jetpack4.2.1 EA and use jetson-tx2-4GB to flash your board.
I cannot seem to find any way to download Jetpack4.2.1 EA? On the SKD Manager (0.9.12.4180), I only have options for target hardware of Xavier, TX2, TX2i or Nano. Each of those options only give Jetpack 4.2.
I think it is a little bit tricky here. Please use sdkmanager to download the TX2 package first.
Then, go to the Linux_for_Tegra folder. You shall see the TX2 4GB config.