I just had to re-listen to myself, I literally said: "You have to short two pins, which are GROUND and pin next to it on the LEFT SIDE". So next time please listen carefully. I specifically said it like this because pins are not numbered, if you count from left side, you got it wrong too, since FC REC and GROUND are 10th and 11th LMAO
I admit it's not worded as good as it should be, since there are multiple grounds, but it's clear from the video. Next time I'll add picture or diagram of the pins I mean to be perfectly clear.
I tried installing the linux image, but I always get errors while flashing... First it cant find an installation candidate for netcat, then it can't unzip something, and so on. Then I wonder why it even has an installer when I have to manage so many errors...
@@Fordance100 Yes, SD cards are much slower, you will see when you open browser and IDE, definitely try SSD 👍🏻 btw, would you want to see any other videos about orin nano? like benchmark, some robotic stuff or deep learning?
what do you think of the max speed for writing and reading for this Jetson orin nano can get? You showed in the video that its read is around 2600 Mb/s, but SSD is capable of around 7450 reading and 6900 writing. Would it be OK if I buy an SSD card that has around 3000 Mb/s read/write speed and connect two cameras? I would love to learn more about this so eagerly.
@@martincerven Sounds like an exciting subject. Take into account the environmental conditions like completely dark and sunlight. Which camera is better suited for each situation?
I am following the setps but when i connect my pc to orin nano with usb a to usb c cable, it doesn't show in ubuntu. the only reason i could guess is that cable not support data transport.
Well, you need to enable flashing to SSD instead of booting, so that's probably it. From Nvidia forums: _The term recovery mode on the Jetson is the traditional term used in embedded systems. It refers to preparing the machine to accept firmware/software sent from an outside source. This is a special case; in this mode the machine is running a conceptually very simple program (the operating system is not loaded) which just writes bits to secondary storage (typically eMMC or SD card, though some embedded systems have lower level firmware areas that can be accessed). This is process is referred to as flashing. Usually there is some type of switch, jumper, or power up process on an embedded device to facilitate this change in mode. These bits comprise and configure the complete system environment, disk partitions, boot loaders, libraries, device trees, rootfs, and so on_
For Forced Recovery mode, pins 9 and 10 to be shorted. NOT THE LAST TWO PINS as mentioned
I just had to re-listen to myself, I literally said: "You have to short two pins, which are GROUND and pin next to it on the LEFT SIDE". So next time please listen carefully.
I specifically said it like this because pins are not numbered, if you count from left side, you got it wrong too, since FC REC and GROUND are 10th and 11th LMAO
I admit it's not worded as good as it should be, since there are multiple grounds, but it's clear from the video. Next time I'll add picture or diagram of the pins I mean to be perfectly clear.
Hi, @@martincerven . Could you show it on your tweetter or something? I am totally new into this and afraid of doing it wrong honestly.
@@martincerven thanks a lot, but keep calm LOL
@@angelaandolfo7542 🙇🏻♂️
I tried installing the linux image, but I always get errors while flashing... First it cant find an installation candidate for netcat, then it can't unzip something, and so on. Then I wonder why it even has an installer when I have to manage so many errors...
in step 03-SDK Manager is about to install SDK components on your Jetson Orin NX module. "Could not detect a board"
Are you using a vm?
It seems you can’t install jetpack 6 on ssd, after much review, I decided to install jetpack 5, and had no issues. Thanks for this video!
Thanks, great video. Where do you get the cable for getting into the recovery mode?
It’s not included in the box, but it’s a usb C cable.
@@martincerven , Thanks. I was referring the shorting cable.
@@Fordance100 That is dupont wire, you can get them in arduino kits or buy standalone
@@martincerven , Thanks. I will try to find it. Just bought Jetson nano orin. Load it to microSD card. Will try SSD.
@@Fordance100 Yes, SD cards are much slower, you will see when you open browser and IDE, definitely try SSD 👍🏻 btw, would you want to see any other videos about orin nano? like benchmark, some robotic stuff or deep learning?
what do you think of the max speed for writing and reading for this Jetson orin nano can get? You showed in the video that its read is around 2600 Mb/s, but SSD is capable of around 7450 reading and 6900 writing. Would it be OK if I buy an SSD card that has around 3000 Mb/s read/write speed and connect two cameras? I would love to learn more about this so eagerly.
I have another video about SSD speeds with Raspberry, the AGX Orin actually has PCIE 4, and Orin Nano only PCIE 3
Hi! What camera do you use?
The one in the video is Intel D455.
@@martincervenThanks for response! Did you try other vendors? Maybe zed camera?
@@structureandconquer Yes, I have four different depth cameras, maybe I could do a comparison video?
@@martincerven Sounds like an exciting subject. Take into account the environmental conditions like completely dark and sunlight. Which camera is better suited for each situation?
Why is the SSD card used ? Can I just use a Micro SD card instead ?
You get 10-20x higher read/write speeds, useful for Robotics & AI
I am following the setps but when i connect my pc to orin nano with usb a to usb c cable, it doesn't show in ubuntu. the only reason i could guess is that cable not support data transport.
Could be, some cables are only for charging. Also disconnect the jumper after plugging the power. And update the app.
hey i am having a same problem, did u fix it? thanks!
@@jazzjazz7805yeah，i changed cable to a good one and it works
Do we need use force recovery mode?
Well, you need to enable flashing to SSD instead of booting, so that's probably it. From Nvidia forums:
_The term recovery mode on the Jetson is the traditional term used in embedded systems. It refers to preparing the machine to accept firmware/software sent from an outside source. This is a special case; in this mode the machine is running a conceptually very simple program (the operating system is not loaded) which just writes bits to secondary storage (typically eMMC or SD card, though some embedded systems have lower level firmware areas that can be accessed). This is process is referred to as flashing. Usually there is some type of switch, jumper, or power up process on an embedded device to facilitate this change in mode. These bits comprise and configure the complete system environment, disk partitions, boot loaders, libraries, device trees, rootfs, and so on_
Would have been nice to see the pins you used
Thanks for feedback!
can u please tell me which cable we need to connect with monitor. It is not HDMI to HDMI right
It's a DisplayPort connector.
@@martincerven Thanks
Can I use ubuntu 18 to install SDK manager? thanks
Yeah, but you can’t use arm64 device. And to use new Jetpack 6.0 you need at least 20.04 🫶🏻
can't hear the audio!!!!
Thanks for great video. I really enjoyed it. Show us some code 🙂