Week1: Introduction & Setup JetsonNano

• Most of this workshop is available in YouTube. Fell free to watch by yourself

System Installation

• Setting up Jetson with JetPack

Get Stated

1. Write Image to the microSD Card
2. Setup and First Boot

Write Image to the microSD Card

• Download SD image from \url{https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/downloads}
  • IMPORTANT: if you have Jetson-Nano 2GB please download Jetson Nano 2GB Developer Kit SD Card Image v4.6.1
• Burn the image in a SD Card depending on you own PC Operating System
  • For Windows link
  • For MacOS link
  • For Linux link

Burning tool

• Flash OS image to SD card with balena
• Superuser rights are required

Setup and First Boot

1. Connect the Jetson-Nano board to HDMI connector
2. Insert the SD-Card previously burnt
3. Power on your computer display and connect it
4. Connect the USB keyboard and mouse
   • It is mandatory to first boot
5. Connect your Micro-USB power supply
   • The developer kit will power on and boot automatically

First Boot

• Green LED will be lighted on
• When you boot the first time, the developer kit will take you through some initial setup, including:
  1. Review and accept NVIDIA Jetson software EULA
  2. Select system language, keyboard layout, and time zone
  3. Create username, password, and computer name (user: nano, passwd: nano_pass)
  4. Select APP partition size-it is recommended to use the max size suggested

Steps

Step 1

• Review and accept NVIDIA Jetson software EULA

Step 2

• Select system language, keyboard layout, and time zone

Step 3

• Create username, password, and computer name (user: nano, passwd: nano_pass)

Step 4

• Select APP partition size-it is recommended to use the max size suggested

Step 5

• Final system configuration

Desktop

Updating the system

nano@jetson-nano~:$ sudo apt-get update
nano@jetson-nano~:$ sudo apt-get upgrade