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Allied Vision CSI-2 camera driver for NVIDIA Jetson Systems.
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Build on Jetson Nano failed. #1

Closed beniroquai closed 2 years ago

beniroquai commented 4 years ago

We bought the Jetson Nano recently, installed the recent Nvidia Image on a fresh SD-card and try to install the allied-vision suite on the device. After executing the following line an error is produced as follows

` ~/Downloads/linux_nvidia_jetson-master$ ./build.sh work_dir nano all all

[i]...Running script for building Linux4Tegra setup... [d]...dedicated for L4T: R32.2.1 and Jetson ... [i]...Export variables for compiling... [d]...ARCH=arm64... [d]...CROSS_COMPILE=/home/bene/Downloads/linux_nvidia_jetson-master/work_dir/gcc/gcc-7.3.1-aarch64/bin/aarch64-linux-gnu-... [d]...INSTALL_MOD_PATH=/home/bene/Downloads/linux_nvidia_jetson-master/work_dir/Linux_for_Tegra/rootfs... [i]...Clean kernel sources... sudo: time: command not found [d]...Could not clean kernel sources... Failed... [i]...Script execution... Failed... `

Is there any way to debug this? We used the explanation given in this repository.

Thank you very much for your help!

beniroquai commented 4 years ago

I followed this link which gives the proper precompiled binaries. This is not quiet clear from the documentation.

Thanks!

fklostermann commented 4 years ago

Hi, thank you for your question. This repository contains the kernel sources and helper scripts for cross-compiling the kernel on an x86-64 host. It is recommended to run the scripts with Ubuntu version 18.04. It seems that the tool "time" is not installed on your system. Please make sure the corresponding package is installed on your host in order to use these scripts.

As you already mentioned, you may of course use the precompiled binaries as an alternative. We also provide a ready-to-flash SD card image including the Alvium CSI-2 driver for the Nano DevKit: Link

Best regards, Florian

beniroquai commented 4 years ago

Thanks! :)

Am Di., 18. Feb. 2020 um 14:07 Uhr schrieb fklostermann < notifications@github.com>:

Hi, thank you for your question. This repository contains the kernel sources and helper scripts for cross-compiling the kernel on an x86-64 host. It is recommended to run the scripts with Ubuntu version 18.04. It seems that the tool "time" is not installed on your system. Please make sure the corresponding package is installed on your host in order to use these scripts.

As you already mentioned, you may of course use the precompiled binaries as an alternative. We also provide a ready-to-flash SD card image including the Alvium CSI-2 driver for the Nano DevKit: Link https://www.alliedvision.com/en/products/software/embedded-software-and-drivers/precompiled-kernel-copy-1/sd-card-image.html

Best regards, Florian

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