#Jetson tk1 startx install
Once you have done the apt-get install of read-edid, run either one of these on a command line: get-edid | parse-edid This provides get-edid, parse-edid, and edid-decode: apt-get install read-edid You will probably have to use apt-get to install package “read-edid”. Falling back to old probe method does not seem to be a problem, although it would be useful to see what it thinks your monitor’s information is. Having libglx.so load means X11 itself started. With checksum ok, you know nVidia files are in place and software should function if other conditions are met. How do I load EDID on my Jetson board and run it? No complaints other than a (WW) (warning) stating it is “Falling back to old probe method for NVIDIA”. How would I include my /var/log/Xorg.0.log into this reply windows? I looked at it again, and saw where it loaded libglx.so. Linuxdex: I re-ran the “sha1sum -c /etc/nv_tegra_release” and it reported all is well (OK) with all entries (including libgllx.so). Don’t ask me why - I just prefer it that way. I’d rather work directly on the board itself. To me, that is a step backwards as far as I’m concerned.
#Jetson tk1 startx serial
It can boot from eMMC, SD Card or mSATA SSD! Wow! Everywhere I look the Jetson TK1 impresses me.Īnd, no, I don’t want to hook it to a serial port so it can be controlled but another computer. The Raspberry Pi can handle 13 strings of lights the BeagleBone Black can do 40 strings of lights but the Jetson TK1 can probably be reprogrammed to handle 80 to 100 strings! Now we are talking! And it has a much more powerful processor. Now let’s say I wanted to turn strings of Christmas lights on and off to Christmas music. The FIRST thing that attracted me to the board was all of the I/O pins! Over a hundred of them! And how many does Raspberry Pi - 17. I know that now - after I have purchased the board and played with it. Its not a finished, mass-market product” is correct. You stated “the Jetson is a development board. Turpinator: I think you are selling the Jetson TK1 short.
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