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flash JP 4.5 onto the spare MicroSD
insert into Jetson Nano, let it boot up and finalize basic setup
switch to root
Copy the python script which has the fix from
https://developer.nvidia.com/l4t-payload-updater-t210 4 9 to
rootfs/usr/sbin/l4t_payload_updater_t210
○ sudo cp <l4t_payload_updater_t210.py>
rootfs/usr/sbin/l4t_payload_updater_t210
○ sudo chmod a+x rootfs/usr/sbin/l4t_payload_updater_t210
● chmod a+x the downloaded file and moved it to
/usr/sbin/l4t_payload_updater_t210 (overwriting the existing one)
● followed step 1-5 from here 1 7 (remove existing partitions with fdisk eventually)
1. Connect the flash drive to the host computer.
2. Check the flash drive’s device name (e.g. /dev/sdb ):
$ sudo lsblk -p -d | grep sd
3. Create a new GPT:
$ sudo parted /dev/<sdx> mklabel gpt
Where <sdx> is the device name that your host computer assigned to the flash
drive.
For example, if the host computer assigns the flash drive device name sdb , the
command is:
$ sudo parted /dev/sdb mklabel gpt
4. Add the APP partition:
$ sudo parted /dev/<sdx> mkpart APP 0GB <size>
Where <size> is the size of the partition. It must be at least 16 GB. It may be
larger if the flash drive has enough space.
For example, if <sdx> is s
db and the partition is to contain 16 GB, enter:
$ sudo parted /dev/sdb mkpart APP 0GB 16GBThe device name of the APP partition will be /dev/<sdx>1 .
5. Format APP as an ext4 partition and mount it.
$ sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/<sdx>1
$ sudo mount /dev/<sdx>1 /mnt
You may format APP as ext2 or ext3, but ext4 is strongly recommended
because it is faster, more compact, and more reliable.
ran umount /dev/<sdx>1 *
downloaded copyRootToUSB.sh from J etson Hacks GitHub repo 7
chmod a+x the file copyRootToUSB.sh just downloaded
executed ./copyRootToUSB.sh -p /dev/<sdx>1 *
ran mount /dev/<sdx>1 /mnt
edited both /boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf and
/mnt/boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf to point to /dev/<sdx>1 *
● rebooted with MicroSD inserted and USB SSD connected
● shutdown Jetson Nano
● removed MicroSD and rebooted from USB SSD
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(*) replace <sdx> with whatever your USB SSD’s name is
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