-Connecting via ssh Jetson TX2
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Check that jetson is turned on. Apply voltage of 10-19v (check datasheet to be sure).
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Connect with usb (host computer) to mini-usb (jetson)
3)If in linux type OS check for ip with ifconfig. The usb-mini creates an ethernet connection. Ip for connection with ssh from host to jetson ends with .1 (jetson TX2). The one that appears on terminal is the host computer (.100).
- Password is: vanttec
-Connecting via hdmi to jetsontx2 with quasar carrier
- Sometimes connecting with an hdmi-vga adapter doesn’t work. Try connecting with hdmi-hdmi.
-Example with SDV repository to clone locally
Make sure to have git-lfs if on SDV
- Give permissions 777 to src folder (the folder you'll work where your packages are stored)
- Clone on this folder (src)
- git submodule init / update
If error trying to build try step 3) again
- Change to branch you need
To build container
- run “./start.sh”
If error: LFS files are missing. Please re-clone the repo after installing git-lfs
Check this page to setup git-lfs (add the packagecloud repository): https://github.com/git-lfs/git-lfs/blob/main/INSTALLING.md
- run “sdv” and container will start
-Sharing wifi from host to JetsonTX2
If running into problems when sharing wifi internet from host computer (Ubuntu) to jetson tx2 using an ethernet cable this page might help: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/575178/sharing-wifi-internet-through-ethernet-interface