Flashing OS

This is a bit more complicated, since Nvidia did not release its flash utility called sdkmanager for anything other than Linux (Ubuntu 18) and I could not get it to flash 100% on virtualbox Ubuntu which is also not supported by Nvidia as a flashing method. Therefore, we would recommend using a live USB / CD with Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS, this should work.

Setting up a virtualized Ubuntu 18 environment in Windows can be done via [WSL - Windows Subsystem for Linux](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/)

Note: Make sure you use Ubuntu 18 or you will have compatibility issues and may not be able to flash your device.

After setting WSL up, you can follow the [NVIDIA documentation for Flashing Devices via WSL](https://docs.nvidia.com/sdk-manager/wsl-systems/index.html)

Make sure to note you will need to [install a tool to bind the USB to your WSL distribution](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/connect-usb#install-the-usbipd-win-project)

You can set up your Turing PI 2 to flash the = Jetson Nano with the following commands from BMC:

tpi power off
tpi usb -n 2 flash
tpi power -n 2 on

This assumes that your Jetson is in slot Node2 you can then install and run sdkmanager according to Nvidia Documentation.

Once logged in to SDK Manager, it should detect the module:

You should be able to continue with flashing the OS according to the documentation.