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+# Nvidia Jetson Embedded Computing Board Manual Setup
+
+Helpful video on unboxing and setup
+
+https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUxyNyCl4ro
+
+The base still leaves most of the carrier board exposed. StereoLabs sells a
+metal enclosure that also has room for their capture  board:
+https://store.stereolabs.com/products/enclosure-for-orin-agx-devkit
+
+The only way to connect a display to the AGX Orin Developer Kit is via
+DisplayPort. If you need HDMI output, you’ll need to have a
+DisplayPort (male) to HDMI (female) adapter handy.
+
+The Orin can be powered via USB-C on the back, or with the included power
+brick and a barrel connector.
+
+Moving towards minimizing the desktop GUI that comes with the developer
+kit when it ships to basically run Ubuntu server instead of desktop:
+
+https://nvidia-ai-iot.github.io/jetson-min-disk/step1.html
+
+## First steps - install an NVMe drive and flash with SDK Manager
+
+The Jetson Developer Kits are configured to boot and run the OS off the
+built-in eMMC drive. The eMMC drive is fairly small, and eMMC is slow. So
+it is better to just reconfigure the system so it boots off the secondary
+NVMe drive exclusively and ignores the eMMC device. (However the eMMC can
+be used as a secondary boot partition for disaster recovery).
+
+You’ll need a second x86_64 intel PC running Ubuntu 20.04 to install and
+Flash the OS in the NVidia Target device (because we’re still using
+JetPack 5.x):
+
+![SDKManager](https://github.com/boxcutter/kvm/raw/docs/images/jetson/Jan2021-developer-sdkm-landing-page-web-diagram.jpg "jetson-images")