Jetson Linux release: R35.3.1 JetPack release: 5.1.1
Boards supported:
- Jetson AGX Xavier development kit
- Jetson Xavier NX Development Kit
- Jetson Xavier NX eMMC module in dev kit or Nano carrier board
- Jetson AGX Orin development kit
- Jetson Orin NX 16GB (p3767-0000) in Xavier NX (p3509) carrier
- Jetson Orin NX 16GB (p3767-0000) in Orin Nano (p3768) carrier
- Jetson Orin Nano development kit
Community supported:
- Clara AGX development kit
- Jetson AGX Xavier Industrial
This layer depends on: URI: git://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core branch: master LAYERSERIES_COMPAT: mickledore
CUDA 11.4 supports up through gcc 10 only, so recipes are included
for adding the gcc 8 toolchain to the build for CUDA use, and cuda.bbclass
has been updated to pass the g++ 8 compiler to nvcc for CUDA code compilation.
For general build issues or questions about getting started with your build setup please use the Discussions tab of the meta-tegra repository:
- Use the Ideas category for anything you'd like to see included in meta-tegra, Wiki content, or the tegra-demo-distro.
- Use the Q&A category for questions about how to build or modify your Tegra target based on the content here.
- Use the "Show and Tell" category for any projects you'd like to share which are related to meta-tegra.
- Use the General channel for anything that doesn't fit well into the categories above, and which doesn't relate to a build or runtime issue with Tegra yocto builds.
Use the Issues tab in meta-tegra for reporting build or runtime issues with Tegra yocto build targets. When reporting build or runtime issues, please include as much information about your environment as you can. For example, the target hardware you are building for, branch/version information, etc. Please fill in the provided bug template when reporting issues.
We are required to provide an e-mail address, but please use GitHub as described above, instead of sending e-mail to [email protected].
Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for information on submitting patches to the maintainers.
Contributions are welcome!