![]() I am not using VM, I am using a host Dell laptop on Ubuntu 18.04. ![]() For the connection via USB, it works, it now shows “Nvidia Corp.” after “lsusb -d 0955:7c18”. I couldn’t find the original one from devkit but I found an original micro-B USB cable. ![]() Hi for the reply! I noticed it was a faulty micro-B USB cable. If not, then it may be a hardware failure. If you’re using the correct cable, no VM is used, and the Jetson has been put in recovery mode, then “lsusb -d 0955:7c18” should have output. Also, a VM mostly fails to work correctly with USB unless the device has been correctly configured from the parent o/s to give complete ownership of the device to the VM. Many charger cables don’t work right with data, so be sure to use the original micro-B USB cable supplied with the TX2. If you hold down the recovery button while either applying power or resetting power, then the TX2 becomes a custom USB device. The TX2 flash requires the micro-B USB cable be used, and that the TX2 be in recovery mode prior to starting flash. Perhaps this upgrade detect and announce mechanism is itself a package, and could be blacklisted. Ubuntu should know better, but has allowed the desktop PC world to leak into the embedded world. What it should really say is “would you like to break boot?”. That particular Ubuntu release upgrade dialogue mechanism is dangerous in the embedded world.
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