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Does Jetson L4T 32.5.1/32.5 contain UVC header for D455? #9043
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Hi @MoBaT I note that you are using SDK version 2.38.1 according to the information provided above. Support for L4T 32.5 (JetPack 4.5) was added in SDK version 2.43.0. If you update to SDK 2.43.0 and still experience UVC problems with your D455, you could consider rolling back from L4T 32.5.1 to 32.5 since 32.5 is the version that is stated to be officially supported. |
@MartyG-RealSense I was actually mistaken. I am using version 2.44.0 and am experiencing these issues. I am unable to downgrade to L4T 32.5 because of custom kernel drivers built only for 32.5.1. Is there another solution to get this to work? On another note, I'm downgrading to 32.5 without my custom kernel patches and am going to try just the UVC header to see if it works there. I Will report back shortly. |
Thanks very much for the update. I will await your test report. |
@MartyG-RealSense So it did not work for me. The D435i and my T265 has the timestamps working. The D455 is still producing UVC header is not available This is my configuration:
What do you recommend I do from here to get synchronized timestamps working with the D455? What I'm about to try is running the script |
I am not involved in T265 support, so please do not include it in this particular discussion. Thanks! If your test does not work for you then I will seek advice from Intel about your problem. |
@MartyG-RealSense, good news! Running the |
Great news - thanks so much for running the tests and sharing the knowledge with the RealSense community! |
Issue Description
With the current L4T version I am using, I am trying to get the synchronized system timestamp for both my D435I sensor and D455. The problem is that when I try to get the timestamp for the D455, I get "UVC header is not available". For the D435I it works perfectly. I know with the L4T version I am on, they added the kernel driver to get UVC header to work. But does it only work for the D435I? I upgraded to this L4T version to avoid compiling the kernel myself so I can get synchronized timestamps.
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