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Hey there, First off, thanks for providing support that this community has offered, it is a big help in bring up. BackgroundWe are working on bring up a custom carrier board that has the Jetson AGX Orin chip. Essentially, we used the Jetson AGX Orin Devkit's machine conf as a starting point and replaced the devkit's device tree with the custom carrier board's. We are working off Kirkstone. ProblemThe board boots up and I can verify that the custom carrier board's device tree has indeed been ported properly. However, certain drivers are missing and keeping the peripherals from being usable. For example, the custom carrier board has a 2.5G ethernet port that uses the QuestionDo I have to go through any extra steps to pull in these drivers or should they be pulled in already based on the fact that they are listed in the device tree (device compatible string)? |
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Hi,
I believe you'll need to ensure they are included in the kernel yourself separately from the device tree config. If you haven't done this previously the instructions at https://docs.yoctoproject.org/kernel-dev/common.html#configuring-the-kernel are pretty useful. |
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Thanks for your help! I had to enable
igc
driver in the kernel usingbitbake -c menuconfig linux/kernel
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