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Sudo ./Jetson_Clocks.sh Command Not Found. Today i did a clean flash on my xavier with jetpack 4.2 and installed all components… however, i do not see ~/jetson_clocks.sh. • on the device, enter the following command to launch debugfs and. If you are in the home directory, of course you can just use: Jetson agx xavier series and jetson tx2 series. This includes which cores are online, the minimum and maximum frequencies, and the current frequency. Jetson_clocks.sh script file is available in the path /usr/bin/jetson_clocks. I met a problem when i run the jetson_clocks.sh script: Sudo sh jetson_clocks.sh and the following. If the target board has never been flashed, flash all of the board’s partitions. On the device, enter the following command to launch debugfs and check the clock: You can simply run “sudo jetson_clocks” to execute it. I have enabled jetson_clocks via jtop and also tried on command line with sudo jetson_clocks. I typed this command : Jetson_clocks.sh can also show the current settings for the cpu, gpu and emc.

If you are in the home directory, of course you can just use: I met a problem when i run the jetson_clocks.sh script: Jetson_clocks.sh script file is available in the path /usr/bin/jetson_clocks. This includes which cores are online, the minimum and maximum frequencies, and the current frequency. Jetson_clocks.sh can also show the current settings for the cpu, gpu and emc. If the target board has never been flashed, flash all of the board’s partitions. Today i did a clean flash on my xavier with jetpack 4.2 and installed all components… however, i do not see ~/jetson_clocks.sh. I have enabled jetson_clocks via jtop and also tried on command line with sudo jetson_clocks. You can simply run “sudo jetson_clocks” to execute it. On the device, enter the following command to launch debugfs and check the clock:

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Sudo ./Jetson_Clocks.sh Command Not Found I typed this command : Today i did a clean flash on my xavier with jetpack 4.2 and installed all components… however, i do not see ~/jetson_clocks.sh. If the target board has never been flashed, flash all of the board’s partitions. This includes which cores are online, the minimum and maximum frequencies, and the current frequency. Jetson agx xavier series and jetson tx2 series. Sudo sh jetson_clocks.sh and the following. You can simply run “sudo jetson_clocks” to execute it. Jetson_clocks.sh can also show the current settings for the cpu, gpu and emc. • on the device, enter the following command to launch debugfs and. On the device, enter the following command to launch debugfs and check the clock: I met a problem when i run the jetson_clocks.sh script: If you are in the home directory, of course you can just use: I have enabled jetson_clocks via jtop and also tried on command line with sudo jetson_clocks. Jetson_clocks.sh script file is available in the path /usr/bin/jetson_clocks. I typed this command :