NVIDIA Jetson TX2 not booting
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So I tried to put an image to the jetson bord with
dd if=~/disk_image.img of=/dev/sda
Unfortunately I got an error message when it was copying the image. I then shutdown the Jetson board.
Since then it does not boot up. When I power on the board it shows nothing on the connected screen.
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So I tried to put an image to the jetson bord with
dd if=~/disk_image.img of=/dev/sda
Unfortunately I got an error message when it was copying the image. I then shutdown the Jetson board.
Since then it does not boot up. When I power on the board it shows nothing on the connected screen.
boot
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So I tried to put an image to the jetson bord with
dd if=~/disk_image.img of=/dev/sda
Unfortunately I got an error message when it was copying the image. I then shutdown the Jetson board.
Since then it does not boot up. When I power on the board it shows nothing on the connected screen.
boot
So I tried to put an image to the jetson bord with
dd if=~/disk_image.img of=/dev/sda
Unfortunately I got an error message when it was copying the image. I then shutdown the Jetson board.
Since then it does not boot up. When I power on the board it shows nothing on the connected screen.
boot
boot
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If you haven't resolved this I would go ahead and just re-flash your Jetson with the latest version of Jetpack. This will completely restore your jetson back to a factory state (except it will be running the latest version of Ubuntu L4T of course).
I have done this several times with my TX2 and it always works great. Here are some notes from the last time I had to flash mine:
JETSON TX2 FLASH JETPACK
power off
- hold POWER BTN for 5 seconds
connect usb
- micro-B plug recovery port -> host
putty serial connection (optional)
- Serial line: COM5
- Speed: 115200
enter recovery mode
- hold REC
- press POWER BTN
- press RST
- release REC after 2 seconds
verify recovery mode
$ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0955:7c18 NVidia Corp.
download and run latest jetpack
https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/jetpack
$ chmod +x JetPack-L4T-3.3-linux-x64_b39.run
$ ./JetPack-L4T-3.3-linux-x64_b39.run
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If you haven't resolved this I would go ahead and just re-flash your Jetson with the latest version of Jetpack. This will completely restore your jetson back to a factory state (except it will be running the latest version of Ubuntu L4T of course).
I have done this several times with my TX2 and it always works great. Here are some notes from the last time I had to flash mine:
JETSON TX2 FLASH JETPACK
power off
- hold POWER BTN for 5 seconds
connect usb
- micro-B plug recovery port -> host
putty serial connection (optional)
- Serial line: COM5
- Speed: 115200
enter recovery mode
- hold REC
- press POWER BTN
- press RST
- release REC after 2 seconds
verify recovery mode
$ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0955:7c18 NVidia Corp.
download and run latest jetpack
https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/jetpack
$ chmod +x JetPack-L4T-3.3-linux-x64_b39.run
$ ./JetPack-L4T-3.3-linux-x64_b39.run
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If you haven't resolved this I would go ahead and just re-flash your Jetson with the latest version of Jetpack. This will completely restore your jetson back to a factory state (except it will be running the latest version of Ubuntu L4T of course).
I have done this several times with my TX2 and it always works great. Here are some notes from the last time I had to flash mine:
JETSON TX2 FLASH JETPACK
power off
- hold POWER BTN for 5 seconds
connect usb
- micro-B plug recovery port -> host
putty serial connection (optional)
- Serial line: COM5
- Speed: 115200
enter recovery mode
- hold REC
- press POWER BTN
- press RST
- release REC after 2 seconds
verify recovery mode
$ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0955:7c18 NVidia Corp.
download and run latest jetpack
https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/jetpack
$ chmod +x JetPack-L4T-3.3-linux-x64_b39.run
$ ./JetPack-L4T-3.3-linux-x64_b39.run
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If you haven't resolved this I would go ahead and just re-flash your Jetson with the latest version of Jetpack. This will completely restore your jetson back to a factory state (except it will be running the latest version of Ubuntu L4T of course).
I have done this several times with my TX2 and it always works great. Here are some notes from the last time I had to flash mine:
JETSON TX2 FLASH JETPACK
power off
- hold POWER BTN for 5 seconds
connect usb
- micro-B plug recovery port -> host
putty serial connection (optional)
- Serial line: COM5
- Speed: 115200
enter recovery mode
- hold REC
- press POWER BTN
- press RST
- release REC after 2 seconds
verify recovery mode
$ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0955:7c18 NVidia Corp.
download and run latest jetpack
https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/jetpack
$ chmod +x JetPack-L4T-3.3-linux-x64_b39.run
$ ./JetPack-L4T-3.3-linux-x64_b39.run
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If you haven't resolved this I would go ahead and just re-flash your Jetson with the latest version of Jetpack. This will completely restore your jetson back to a factory state (except it will be running the latest version of Ubuntu L4T of course).
I have done this several times with my TX2 and it always works great. Here are some notes from the last time I had to flash mine:
JETSON TX2 FLASH JETPACK
power off
- hold POWER BTN for 5 seconds
connect usb
- micro-B plug recovery port -> host
putty serial connection (optional)
- Serial line: COM5
- Speed: 115200
enter recovery mode
- hold REC
- press POWER BTN
- press RST
- release REC after 2 seconds
verify recovery mode
$ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0955:7c18 NVidia Corp.
download and run latest jetpack
https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/jetpack
$ chmod +x JetPack-L4T-3.3-linux-x64_b39.run
$ ./JetPack-L4T-3.3-linux-x64_b39.run
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