Only when NVIDIA releases a JetPack for the Jetson Nano with CUDA 11 will we be able to upgrade Tensorflow.
CUDA version 11 cannot be installed on a Jetson Nano due to incompatibility between the GPU and low-level software at this time, hence Tensorflow 2.4.1. Tensorflow 2.5 and above require CUDA 11. You can select your choice with $ sudo update-alternatives -config gcc and $ sudo update-alternatives -config g++. We have installed gcc and g++ version 8 alongside the preinstalled version 9. Many CUDA related software needs gcc version 8. Deep learning simply requires a lot of space. Use a tool like GParted sudo apt-get install gparted to expand the image to larger SD cards. It has to do with a conflicting /etc/systemd/nf file, which blocks the upgrade.įollow the instructions on our website to resolve this issue. You may encounter issues when upgrading ( $ sudo apt-get upgrade) this Ubuntu 20.04 version.
The solve the issue remove the /usr/share/vulkan/icd.d folder $ sudo rm -rf /usr/share/vulkan/icd.d Corrupted lavapipe You may encounter a warning during booting that the lavapipe is broken.Do not install Chromium as it will interfere with the Snap installation.The previous Ubuntu 20.04 image, with OpenCV 4.5.3, TensorFlow 2.4.1 and PyTorch 1.9.0 can be downloaded here. See for more information.īy the way, the image with TensorFlow and PyTorch is not overclocked and runs at the regular 1479 MHz.
"C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" x JetsonNanoUb20_2.7z.001įor those who want a bare-bones Ubuntu 20.04 OS with JetPack 4.6.1, without TensorFlow and PyTorch, you can download the image here (5.6 GB). If you prefer this partial download over one large one, download the following 8 files (1 GB each) and place them in one folder. These are more manageable than one huge download. That's why we split the file into smaller chunks.
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