Troubleshooting
1. Flashing JetPack
| Issue | Resolution |
|---|---|
NVIDIA APX not detected via lsusb | Try a different USB cable or USB port. Verify jumper is firmly placed on J7 pins 3 and 4. |
| Flash script fails immediately | Re-run sudo ./tools/l4t_flash_prerequisites.sh and ensure all dependencies are installed. |
apply_binaries.sh reports missing files | Verify the rootfs was extracted into Linux_for_Tegra/rootfs/ (not a subdirectory of rootfs/). |
| Flash stalls at rootfs copy | USB 2.0 ports are significantly slower. Use a USB 3.0 port on the host PC if available. |
| Board boots to recovery on every power-on | Remove the jumper from J7 pins 3 and 4 before powering on for normal boot. |
oem-config not launching on first boot | Reconnect display. If headless, SSH to the board and run: sudo/usr/sbin/oem-config-debconf |
NVMe not detected in lsblk | Ensure the NVMe SSD is correctly seated in the M.2 Key-M slot. Check that the M.2 retention screw is secure. |
Debug Commands
To view detailed flash logs for diagnosis:
# View flash logs (on host PC during/after flashing)
cat ~/jetpack_flash/Linux_for_Tegra/logs/flash_*.log
# View kernel boot messages (on Jetson after first boot)
sudo dmesg | grep -iE 'error|warn|nvme|tegra'
# Check NVIDIA driver status
sudo dmesg | grep -i nvidia2. Image Bringup — LVDS
| Issue | Resolution |
|---|---|
Jetson not detected via lsusb | Try a different USB cable or USB port. Ensure the jumper is correctly placed on J7(3rd and 4th pins). |
Video node /dev/video0 not found | Ensure the LVDS pin configuration was completed using jetson-io.py. Re-run the configuration if needed. |
| Black screen / no video output from GStreamer | Verify the CSI cable is connected to J13 Connector. Check that rc.local was executed successfully. |
| Flash script fails | Ensure all dependency packages are installed. Re-run apt install and try again. |
Debug Commands
To view kernel-level debug messages related to the LT9211C driver:
sudo dmesg | grep -i lt9211cReview the output for any error or warning messages. These logs can help identify initialization failures or communication errors.
3. Image Bringup — LVDS + MIPI
| Issue | Resolution |
|---|---|
Jetson not detected via lsusb | Try a different USB cable or USB port. Ensure the jumper is correctly placed on FC REC and GND. |
Video node /dev/video0 not found | Ensure the LVDS and MIPI pin configuration was completed using jetson-io.py. Re-run the configuration if needed. |
| Black screen or no output from GStreamer | Verify the Kel cable is connected to J13 and J18. Check that rc.local was executed successfully. |
| Flash script fails | Ensure all dependency packages are installed. Re-run apt install and try again. |
Debug Commands
To view kernel-level debug messages related to the LT9211C driver:
sudo dmesg | grep -i lt9211cReview the output for any error or warning messages. These logs can help identify initialization failures or communication errors.
4. Camera Power Guide
| Issue | Resolution |
|---|---|
| GUI window does not open | Ensure python3-gi and GTK3 are installed: sudo apt install python3-gi gir1.2-gtk-3.0 |
| Service fails to start | Check service file paths and GPIO permissions. Run journalctl --user -u lvds-gpio.service for details. |
| Camera not detected after selection | Confirm camera cable is seated firmly in the correct port (CAM0 for LVDS, CAM1 for MIPI). |
| Permanent mode not applied on boot | Ensure display_pop_up.py is added to the desktop autostart. Check /opt/display-mode/permanent_mode content. |
Permission denied writing permanent_mode | Run the script with sudo or grant write permission to /opt/display-mode/. |
| Both cameras show no output | Verify power supply can support dual-camera load. Check both services are running with systemctl --user status. |
Debug Commands
To view kernel-level debug messages related to camera GPIO and driver initialization:
sudo dmesg | grep -i gpio
sudo dmesg | grep -i camera
sudo dmesg | grep -i lt92115. Contact Support
If the issue persists after following all troubleshooting steps, please contact Oppila Microsystems technical support:
Email: support@oppila.in | Website: www.oppila.in
