tegrarcm_v2 -download bct_bootrom br_bct_BR.bct -download bct_mb1 mb1_bct_MB1_ I also used Ubuntu 16.04 64 bit VM with Jetpack 3.0 to flash TX2 but could not get it to work.Īdvices from others asked me to use 14.04 and non-VM. I also had to disable “Enable 3D Acceleration” under the Display settings of the VM, otherwise Ubuntu 16.04 wasn’t booting for me and freezing. Didn’t have any problems with Ubuntu 16.04. Notes: I tried using Ubuntu 14.04 but ran into USB issues. Virtual Box: 5.2.6r120293 using latest Guest Additions update I followed the same steps as listed above for JetPack 3.0. In my case the VM was running on my MacBook using VirtualBox. I have successfully installed JetPack 3.1 using an Ubuntu 16.04 virtual machine.

Now the script will load the rest of the software (VisionWorks Pack, CUDA Toolkit, CUDA Samples, TensorRT, etc, onto the TX2. You can just do ifconfig on your TX2 to see what your IP address is. When you select “Next” you will be prompted to enter in the IP address of the TX2 along with user (nvidia) and password (nvidia). Now only the steps listed under “Install on Target” will be executed. Go to “Flash OS Image to Target” and select the action to be “no action” This time instead of doing a Full install do a Custom. But at this point your TX2 would have rebooted successfully, however the VisionWorks Pack, CUDA Toolkit, Samples, etc did not get installed. Selecting that option makes the script quit. It may ask if you want to manually enter the IP address. At this point the script will say it can’t find the IP address of the TX2. However you can do the loading in two parts.įrom your VM host execute JetPack-L4T-3.0-linux-圆4.run.Īll steps will complete through the “Flash OS Image to Target”. Both of these methods caused the script to prematurely end after the initial flashing. I tried ethernet from the host to the router and out to the TX2. Initially my host connection was via WiFi to the router and from the router ethernet to the TX2. You must create a new VM based on Ubuntu 16.04. In my case the VM was running on my MacBook using VirtualBox.įor previous JetPack installs 2.3.1, 2.3, etc, an Ubuntu 14.04 VM worked. I have successfully installed JetPack 3.0 using an Ubuntu 16.04 virtual machine.

Oracle vm virtualbox ended prematurely