Tutorial Missing Step?

[lavachemist]

Hello,

I followed the tutorial a few times and always got stuck at sudo -E $(which ansible-playbook) jetson.yaml

Turns out that I also needed to install ansible-base. I know this isn't an issue with the repo, but I didn't see another place that I could bring it up. It might help other users too.

[Sar Malik]

If you're on Ubuntu and pip3 install --user ansible has missed dependencies (for whatever reason), you can grab it from default repos sudo apt install -y ansible.

[lavachemist]

If you're on Ubuntu and pip3 install --user ansible has missed dependencies (for whatever reason), you can grab it from default repos sudo apt install -y ansible.

good suggestion.

The other issue I had was that the flash-image.sh script failed due to lines 68 and 69:

e2fsck -fp $2"p1" > /dev/null
resize2fs $2"p1" > /dev/null 

My device was at /dev/sdb, but it tried to resize sdbp1. I changed it to this, and it worked:

e2fsck -fp $2"1" > /dev/null
resize2fs $2"1" > /dev/null

[BADR]

@sar
Thanks for your help, I appreciate

@lavachemist
Usually, the sdcard are recognized under the name mmcblk0 and for each partition there is pX, example (p1 for the 1se partition, p2 for the second and so on). If your system, for some reason, does not follow this pattern, then indeed you need to change it as you showed.

I personally do not recommend install pip with sudo or use apt. I would recommend using pip as normal user.
Can you paste here the errors you had when trying to install ansible ?