NVIDIA DRIVE Utilities

Use the information in this section to understand the utilities available in this NVIDIA DRIVE® product. This information includes topics such as how to use PuTTY and Minicom utilities to communicate with the boards on your platform.

• Triggering System State Transition from Linux
• To trigger Timed Graceful System Shutdown
• To trigger Timed Graceful System Shutdown
• Receiving Partition State Transition Message
• Storage Lifetime Estimation Tool
  • Micron Estimation Results
  • Samsung Estimations Results
• Storage Configuration Visualization tool
  • Prerequisites
  • Steps to Run the Tool:
• mNAND Utilities
  • NAND Background Operations (BKOPS)
• EMC Log Utility
  • Usage and Options
  • Timing Parameters
• HSI Error Report Trigger Utility
  • Usage
  • Kernel-based Utility
  • Usage
  • Standalone Userspace Utility
  • Usage
• Power Measurement Tool
  • Sample Averaging
  • Running the Application
• Device Tree Structure Include (DTSI)
  • Device Tree Format
  • Device Tree Files in the BSP Framework
  • Example: Platform Common DTSI
  • Example: SoC DTSI
  • Viewing Pinmux Settings in the DTS
  • Kernel DTS Compilation and Flashing
  • Configuring Device Tree Support
  • Device Tree Data Format
  • SW-EDID
  • Device Tree Binding Document
• Device Tree Cleaner (delnode)
  • Calling delnode
  • Example
• Terminal Emulation
  • About Minicom
  • About PuTTY
• Tegra Combined UART and the tcu_muxer Utility
  • tcu_muxer Options
  • tcu_muxer Usage Modes
• tegrastats Utility
  • Reported Statistics
  • Running tegrastats
  • Re-Deploying tegrastats
  • tegrastats Options
• Benchmarking Library
  • API Documentation
  • Macros
  • Functions
  • Usage Examples
  • Measuring CPU Utilization in Linux
• SysStat
  • Usage
  • Supported Options
  • Analytics