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JetsonNanoUb20_bare.img.xz image burn failure #96

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shuiyihang opened this issue Aug 29, 2024 · 6 comments
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JetsonNanoUb20_bare.img.xz image burn failure #96

shuiyihang opened this issue Aug 29, 2024 · 6 comments

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@shuiyihang
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shuiyihang commented Aug 29, 2024

Thank you very much for your contribution, but I downloaded the image twice from sync, tried using several image burners including Pi Imager and balenaEtcher (latest version), and got burn errors in between, downloaded the image using CertUtil -hashfile . \JetsonNanoUb20_bare.img.xz MD5

my sdcard size is 512GB

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@Qengineering
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With your MD5 correct, I think your SD card is the problem.
SD cards larger than 128 GB can be fragile and error-prone.

I could download:

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and burn a SD without any problem.

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@rsemihkoca
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i get same error also. md5 do not match and after balenaetcher burning it can not be extended by gparted

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@rishikoushikz
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I also having the same issue if anyone have the solution for this my sd card size is 64GB

@Qengineering
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Qengineering commented Sep 3, 2024

First and for all, there are two versions available:

  • JetsonNanoUb20_3b (with additional DNN software) MD5: D738F1FE20088A1BDBD10E2358B512F7
  • JetsonNanoUb20_bare (only overclocked Ubuntu OS) MD5: DB4FC5A1B09876B37FF57F42540B3250

@rsemihkoca, your checksum is correct. You made a typo in the second field.

I can't reproduce your issue however.
I just downloaded the file, burn it successfully with BalenaEtcher, and insert the SD card in a Linux PC slot.
Gparted shows the following screen.
Screenshot from 2024-09-03 13-42-19

Here, you can alter the size of the /dev/mmcblk0p1 partition without any problem once you unmounted the section.

@rsemihkoca
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i resolved mine in here

#97 (comment)

i think image is working fine with all partitions but you need to make sure sd card working fine and is empty before flashing

@rishikoushikz
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hay thanks man I used rp imager it's work fine for me 👌 .

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