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airvolute 1.0 board #5

Closed B4njoS closed 1 year ago

B4njoS commented 1 year ago

Hello! Is it possible to install JP 5.1 on Airvolute 1.0 board? we have some 1.2 boards and more 1.0 boards.. if it is I would be happy to know how. thanks!

B4njoS commented 1 year ago

By the way, i want to create a custom system image to enter the flash command and install CUDA, deepstream, docker engine and more.. thanks!

B4njoS commented 1 year ago

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B4njoS commented 1 year ago

If nobody knows please let me know.

jRodina commented 1 year ago

Currently, available configurations are listed in the JSON file in the link below. Regarding the custom image, it is up to the user to install additional packages if needed.

https://github.com/airvolute/dcs-deploy/blob/main/local/config_db.json

B4njoS commented 1 year ago

We need to install Docker and deepstream We want to run a python script automatically install all the additional packages without manually install it with nvidia SDK manager

eMrazSVK commented 1 year ago

@B4njoS Is there any problem with docker and deepstream installation? If so, I think it is not related to the dcs-deploy as dcs-deploy prepares the sources and flashes Xavier NX device with the support for our board, but it flashes only clean image.

B4njoS commented 1 year ago

Hello Sorry for the delay. i want to create a custom system.img file that contains the Docker, Deepstream and all the other installations, I don't want to install the packages every time manually, i want to automate the process to be comfortable and easier

eMrazSVK commented 1 year ago

Okay, I consider this is not the functionality we yet support in dcs-deploy package. To be honest, this is not something nvidia supports out-of-the-box for all configurations. Personally, we tried to provide system img (same thing you are trying to achieve) and there were lot of issues with this. Try to look into root filesystem, chroot and other related keywords. Take a look at our readme here https://github.com/airvolute/dcs-deploy#filesystem . We do the exact same thing, that we customize root filesystem, which is basically extracted image and the it is flashed on device. You can install packages into the root filesystem without the device utilizing cross compiling with the chroot tool. Then you can save this root filesystem and flash the device again and again and the contents will be the same in each flashed device. I do not recommend using raw images. You can read more about root filesystem here: https://docs.nvidia.com/jetson/archives/r35.3.1/DeveloperGuide/text/SD/RootFileSystem.html.

Although it's okay to share the knowledge here, I am closing this issue because it is not related to the dcs-deploy package itself. If you have any other issue with dcs-deploy, you can always open another issue.

Thank you, hope this helps.