NVIDIA DRIVE PX 2 Archive
This page provides access to documentation, downloads, and tutorials for developers using
NVIDIA DRIVE® PX 2 Developer Kits.
Documentation
Getting Started
- DRIVE PX 2 AutoCruise Quick Start Guide
- DRIVE PX 2 AutoChauffeur Quick Start Guide
- SDK Manager User Guide
Hardware Documentation
- DRIVE PX 2 AutoCruise Mechanical and Installation Guide
- DRIVE PX 2 AutoChauffeur Mechanical and Installation Guide
- Camera Overview Presentation
- Sekonix Camera Datasheets (Rev7)
- Sekonix AR0231 Rev6 2MP SF3323 60FOV Automotive GMSL Camera Datasheet
- Sekonix AR0231 Rev6 2MP SF3322 100FOV Automotive GMSL Camera Datasheet
Software Release Notes
Software Documentation
- Linux Development Guide
- NvMedia Surface Allocation
- NvMedia Porting Guide
- Foundation Development Guide
- CUDA Toolkit
- TensorRT
- Developer Tools
- Open Source Software
Application Notes
Downloads
DRIVE OS 5.0.10.3 with DriveWorks SDK for NVIDIA DRIVE PX 2
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Supported hardware:
- NVIDIA DRIVE PX 2
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Prerequisite software
- Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS x86_64
- X11 enabled on the host system
- Documentation is available above and at https://docs.nvidia.com/drive/archives.html, under NVIDIA DRIVE OS with DriveWorks for DRIVE PX 2.
Installation Notes
Release includes:
DRIVE OS version 5.0.10.3 (Linux)
- CUDA
- TensorRT
- cuDNN
- Sensor Abstraction
- Recorder
- Image/Point Cloud Processing
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Software:
- Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS x86_64
- X11 enabled on the host system
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Hardware:
- Memory: 8GB of RAM
- Hard disk: 120 GB of free disk space for the complete host and target deployed SDK version
- Graphics card: NVIDIA compatible GPU (required only for running the sample applications on the host machine)
- A working internet connection
If you plan to run your sample applications on your development workstation, please ensure your system includes an NVIDIA Pascal-based (or newer) GPU and that the latest NVIDIA GPU graphics driver is installed.
1. REVIEW DOCUMENTATION
NOTE: For the most up-to-date documentation please refer to the documentation above as these are more frequently updated than the ones installed through the SDK Manager.
2. DOWNLOAD
3. INSTALL
From a terminal window, install the Debian package with the command: sudo apt install ./sdkmanager_0.9.12-4180_amd64.deb
4. LAUNCH
From a terminal window, launch SDK Manager with the command: sdkmanager
5. LOGIN & SETUP
- From the SDK Manager launch screen, select the login tab for DEVELOPER ZONE | developer.nvidia.com.
- Enter the same credentials used to access the DRIVE Platform Download Center, and click Login.
- Select the software version you would like to install and follow the steps to complete the installation.
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