Setting up Wifi is done through the desktop connections, as you would on any Ubuntu device. Here is an example of a setup with an Edimax Device. You can also get away with some selected Wifi dongles. The recommended solution is to use an Intel Dual Band Wireless-Ac 8265. The Jetson Nano is picky when it comes to a good Wifi connection. Restart - that's all there is to it! Wifi Setup Sudo apt-get -only-upgrade install docker.io All you need to do is configuration (enable running without sudo) and probably update Docker.
We have covered Docker in our Docker on Raspberry Pi article and have outlined the setup (including Jetson Nano details). Your Jetson Nano already contains Docker. There's plenty of guides out there to tell you how - for example this guide works. It's a good idea to upgrade to 3.7 (or 3.8, latest as of this writing). Last time we installed, the Ubuntu release for your Jetson Nano contained Python 3.6. See our Python page for more details, and if you wish, a more detailed guide in Python Development Environment. We recommend to setup virtual environments as well. # Time to setup virtual environments now, based on your personal preferences Sudo apt install build-essential libssl-dev libffi-dev python3-dev # The latest Jetson Nano image already contain 'build-essential' and 'python3-dev' # below are basic development pre-requisites. # install pre-requisites for Python 3 development Our Python guide gives you some more details, but we wish to install some pre-requisites for Python 3 development, and virtual environments. We make it a custom to install Samba for better sharing on Windows networks. # Purge libre office (gain approximately 250 MB extra) This step is rather optional, but if you want to get some extra space and do not intend to use the Nano as a desktop computer, we suggest some purging. Here is the list so far: sudo apt install nano
This setup is purely optional, and depends on your preferences. You can plugin the device now and run the system.įurther, we install some basic utilities. The guide is really good and no more comments are needed here. Please come back regularly, you'll find updates as we try out things.įollow the official Getting Started Guide to setup your Jetson Nano, add your OS (Ubuntu) and install base libraries. We are investigating the device and it's usage. This page is an NVIDIA Jetson Nano home page for Raspberry Valley. With a great interest in deep learning and AI, we decided to try out the Jetson Nano and learn. You can install popular add-ons such as YouTube by going to Addons >Video addons > Youtube.We have started digging deeper into other devices, not only Raspberry Pi. Install Kore from Google play store on your smartphone. Also enable Allow remote control from applications on other systems. Essentially, go to Settings>Service Settings>Control and enable Allow remote control via http.
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