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Jetson_Clocks Not Working. I have enabled jetson_clocks via jtop and also tried on command line with sudo jetson_clocks. So if your active mode is 10w, jetson_clocks will lock the clocks to their maximums for 10w mode. The fan does not turn on automatically and it does not work with terminal command (sudo jetson_clocks). I restarted a few times and the fan will turn on. It was working sometime back. Today i noticed the fan wasn't on and i got a notification that the 'surface was hot, do not touch'. Place the target device into recovery mode. Hi bwana, the jetson_clocks script disables the dvfs governor and locks the clocks to their maximums as defined by the active. Sudo jetson_release under “jetson_clocks service: The jetson_clocks script disables the dvfs governor and locks the clocks to their maximums as defined by the active nvpmodel power mode. Thank you very much for your attention. How could you solve this problem? To flash the target device: <<strong>active</strong>/inactive>” should tell you if jetson_clocks is working or not. Mine says inactive, so i can confirm i have this issue as well.

Thank you very much for your attention. The jetson_clocks script disables the dvfs governor and locks the clocks to their maximums as defined by the active nvpmodel power mode. How could you solve this problem? Today i noticed the fan wasn't on and i got a notification that the 'surface was hot, do not touch'. I have enabled jetson_clocks via jtop and also tried on command line with sudo jetson_clocks. Sudo jetson_release under “jetson_clocks service: Hi bwana, the jetson_clocks script disables the dvfs governor and locks the clocks to their maximums as defined by the active. <<strong>active</strong>/inactive>” should tell you if jetson_clocks is working or not. Power on the carrier board and hold the recovery button. To flash the target device:

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Jetson_Clocks Not Working The jetson_clocks script disables the dvfs governor and locks the clocks to their maximums as defined by the active nvpmodel power mode. To flash the target device: I have enabled jetson_clocks via jtop and also tried on command line with sudo jetson_clocks. It was working sometime back. Today i noticed the fan wasn't on and i got a notification that the 'surface was hot, do not touch'. Sudo jetson_release under “jetson_clocks service: Mine says inactive, so i can confirm i have this issue as well. The fan does not turn on automatically and it does not work with terminal command (sudo jetson_clocks). Thank you very much for your attention. How could you solve this problem? So if your active mode is 10w, jetson_clocks will lock the clocks to their maximums for 10w mode. Hi bwana, the jetson_clocks script disables the dvfs governor and locks the clocks to their maximums as defined by the active. I restarted a few times and the fan will turn on. The jetson_clocks script disables the dvfs governor and locks the clocks to their maximums as defined by the active nvpmodel power mode. Place the target device into recovery mode. <<strong>active</strong>/inactive>” should tell you if jetson_clocks is working or not.