"Arm-linux Development" "Cuda development" "deep Learning and Neural network" Jetson TX2 installation related to one __linux

I am trying to install libraries in to Jetson TX2 using Jetpack 3.0.

The host computer has Ubuntu 16.04 installed. I tried following the instructions given in the JetPack documentation the which also the OS. It has successfully flashed the OS, but when it comes to installing the libraries, it are unable to determine the IP addres S. I have connected both the host computer and the TX2 to a router to the Internet. I am able to ssh in the TX2 via terminal, but the Jetpack cannot-determine the IP address of its own. The "Error I get" is "already in" use.

I have also attempted to put the "address manually" which takes about hours to connect but the Jetpack be unable to copy a D Install the libraries.

Please help.

#1 Posted 05/15/2017 11:01 PM
JetPack requires Ubuntu 14.04. Some people have figured out and make it work on 16.04, but I don ' t know the details. I suspect there may to some change in the how networking are set up between 14.04 and 16.04, but that's only conjecture. There are ways to the "packages being installed via JetPack, but then you ' re back to doing things on the command Lin E. Can use Ubuntu 14.04?

#2 Posted 05/15/2017 11:58 PM shwetaphilip unfortunately no. I am setting up to my work. The standard are to have Ubuntu 16.04 in all computers.

#3 Posted 05/16/2017 12:02 AM Linuxdev Someone Else May is able to comment on what might on to working on 16.04. Meanwhile, if you are are interested, can manually extract parts of JetPack, and then copy over to the Jetson (such as THR Ough SCP).

If you run this on the host, JetPack'll unpack files...because you were able to run this already (just not doing what yo U wanted), then this is the ' I ' even be needed (it's to unpack files):

Bash./jetpack-l4t-2.3.1-linux-x64.run--noexec
./chooser
# You can now exit the chooser...previous runs may have already do what this would achieve.

There should now is file "Repository.json". This file contains the URL which can is downloaded (I use wget) and copied over to the Jetson. Notice This is a human-readable file, and then because Jetson can install packages to a TK1, a TX1, a TX2, or even a X86_64 host, that's you need to pay attention the TX2 files. One file in particular would is the starting point...that ' CUDA repo info applicable to arm64 architecture and Ubunt U 16.04 (current l4t for both TX1 and TX2 are Ubuntu 16.04...this does not refer to the host). With this CUDA can installed (which are a requirement for most other things) and the local repo to become on The Jetson (I TX1 and TX2 use the same CUDA though). For example, this are what I used to get CUDA on TX2:

wget http://developer.download.nvidia.com/devzone/devcenter/mobile/jetpack_l4t/006/linux-x64/ Nv-gie-repo-ubuntu1604-6-rc-cuda8.0_1.0.2-1_arm64.deb

Copy this over to the Jetson (SCP for example), and install using sudo dpkg. Run "sudp apt Update". Now I can search for and install anything to the local CUDA repo, including CUDA. Other packages should correctly resolve dependencies since-have a repo and not just a individual file.

#4 Posted 05/16/2017 12:30 AM shwetaphilip Thank for the suggestion. I had done so earlier, let Jetpack download deb files for CUDA, Cudnn and OpenCV. However, that is installs Cuda, but not cudnn. OpenCV is also not installed properly as I wasn ' t able to import CV2 libraries. I also need to install TENSORRT. Hence I wanted to get the Jetpack to work.

#5 Posted 05/16/2017 01:04 AM Snarky for what it ' s worth:
I installed Jetpack 3.0 on the Ubuntu 16.04.2 stock (a brand new install on bare hardware with enough free disk spaces and Simp Le Intel integrated graphics.)

It seemed to install and flashed fine. (Note:i had the "press Return to continue" is not continuing bug, which seems to be there no matter what the OS version.)

Note this I didn ' t babysit the entire process, because it took a long time, so if some error is displayed but then timed Out, I might have missed it. But It seems to work fine for me.
Sha1sum-c/etc/nv_tegra_release on the board are all OK.

#6 Posted 05/16/2017 01:54 AM Linuxdev I noticed, "Repository.json" there is:

"url": "Http://developer.download.nvidia.com/devzone/devcenter/mobile/jetpack_l4t/006/lin