I'm using the SDK Manager
In case you want to flash the Syslogic AI computer with the SDK manager:
Prerequisites
Before flashing the NVIDIA Standard Ubuntu image onto a Syslogic device using the NVIDIA SDK Manager, ensure the following prerequisites are met:
Host System: Ubuntu 18.04 or 20.04 installed on an x86_64 host system.
Virtual Machines: NVIDIA does not support flashing from virtual machines.
Getting Started
Follow these steps to prepare for flashing:
Install NVIDIA SDK Manager: Download and install the NVIDIA SDK Manager from the following link:
https://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-sdk-manager (NVIDIA User account required)Download JetPack 5.x.x: Start the SDK manager and download JetPack 5.x.x.
Ensure not to check the "download now, install later" box, as it may lead to incomplete installation necessary for flashing.
If prompted, skip flashing of the target device.Configuration Files: Copy the install.bash script and the Linux_for_Tegra.tar.gz (inside the SYSLOGIC_L4T_JP5.x.x.tar.gz archive) into the JetPack 5.x.x directory, typically located under ~/nvidia/nvidia_sdk/JetPack_5.x.x_Linux_xxx_TARGET/
Run install.bash: Execute the install.bash script to untar the Syslogic configuration files into the Linux_for_Tegra directory and to set up your host for flashing.
Flashing Procedure
To flash a Syslogic device, follow these steps:
Navigate to Linux_for_Tegra: Go into the Linux_for_Tegra directory.
Execute flash_syslogic.sh: Run the flash_syslogic.sh script to initiate the flashing process.
If a prepared image is used, follow these additional steps:
For Orin NX and Orin Nano devices:
Copy and untar the image to the tools/backup_restore/images/ directory before executing the script.For all other Jetson devices:
Copy the .img file into the bootloader/ directory and rename it to system.img before executing the script.
If no prepared image is available, a fresh image can be built. For the first boot, OEM configuration will be necessary.