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Arash Abadpour edited this page Aug 1, 2022 · 12 revisions

2 GB motherboards start with the GNOME desktop environment, and change to LXDE after the Ubuntu configuration is complete. 4 GB motherboards start with GNOME and stay with GNOME.
GNOME - 4 GB motherboards LXDE - 2 GB motherboards

4GB tf 1.x

  1. download Jetson Nano Developer Kit w/ JetPack 4.3
  2. complete step 2.

2GB tf 1.x

  1. download Jetson Nano Developer Kit w/ JetPack 4.4.
  2. complete step 2

2GB no tf

  1. download Jetson Nano Developer Kit w/ JetPack 4.6.
  2. complete step 2.

4GB tf 2.x 🚧

  1. download Jetson Nano Developer Kit w/ JetPack 4.6.
  2. complete step 2.

2 GB motherboards can be set-up with tensorflow 1.x or without tensorflow. 🚧

  1. 4 GB motherboards can be terraformed with tensorflow 1.x or 2.x. 🚧

  2. Download the image.

motherboard TensorFlow version image URL

  1. [4 GB + faster terraform option for 2GB] Connect a network cable to the ethernet connection on the motherboard or connect one of the USB-A ports on the motherboard to a smartphone and enable USB-tethering on the phone.

  2. Follow these instructions w/ the image that you downloaded above. Boot the motherboard.

  3. Set username to abcli and password to abcli2025 and Select Log in automatically.

  4. [GNOME] Go to System Settings > Brightness & Lock, set Turn Screen off when inactive for to Never, turn Lock off, disable Require password when waking from suspend.

  5. [LXDE] Select Preferances > Screensaver - change Display Modes -> Mode to Disable Screen Saver.

  6. Insert a seed usb key, open a terminal, and run bash /media/abcli/SEED/abcli/jetson.sh.

  7. Type in sudo visudo and add abcli ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL to the end of the file.

  8. [4 GB] Attach a TP-Link AC600 Mini USB WiFi Adapter to the motherboard, detach the USB/ethernet cable from the motherboard, and reboot.

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