This guide demonstrates how to flash Jetson TX2 using Docker on Ubuntu 22.04. Docker provides a convenient environment for executing the NVIDIA SDK Manager tool without worrying about dependencies or system configurations.
PS: You can use the 1st command again without the --name tag
Follow On-screen Instructions
Choose the packages to be installed.
Ignore any low memory warnings and proceed.
Select either automatic or manual mode.
Choose automatic mode, follow the on-screen instructions to complete the flashing process.
Completion
Once the flashing process is completed, your Jetson TX2 will be flashed and ready for use.
Additional Notes
Make sure to connect the Jetson TX2 development kit to your host PC via USB during the flashing process.
With this Docker-based approach, flashing your Jetson TX2 becomes a seamless process, eliminating the hassle of managing dependencies and configurations.
Known Issues and Workarounds for SDK Manager Docker Image
Issue:
When installing JetPack SDK using the SDK Manager Docker image, you may encounter the following error during installation from the File System and OS component:
Workaround:
Before installing JetPack SDK, ensure that qemu-user-static and binfmt-support are installed on your host machine. Run the following command on your host machine:
DRIVE SDK Installation
Issue:
Flashing the target may fail during DRIVE SDK installation if ADB is running on the host machine.
Workaround:
Before flashing the target, make sure to stop ADB using the following command on your host machine:
Issue:
Many Packages don't get downloaded. Example: "error: Download 'NVIDIA Container Runtime with Docker integration (Beta)' failure"
Workaround:
Go to Software and updates and tick on links having Nvidia.
Also subsequently on the jetson try running the following commands
Additional Notes:
These known issues and workarounds are provided to assist with a smoother installation process.
Ensure to follow the instructions carefully to avoid encountering the mentioned issues.
Instructions for manual mode will be updated soon. Please refer to the documentation at NVIDIA SDK Manager Docker Containers for further Reference.