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02. Get started quickly
Get started quickly
Get started quickly1. First start1.1. Start the system1.2. Solid-state expansion2. System environment2.1. Basic information2.2. Jupyter Lab2.3. Label Studio2.4. Access Docker2.5. Open WebUI3. Notes
1. First start
1.1. Start the system
After installing the SSD, network card, antenna and DP data cable (connect to the monitor) on the motherboard, you can use the matching DC power adapter to start the motherboard system.
The Jetson Orin series motherboard needs to be connected to a monitor to display the system desktop normally. For the first use, it is recommended that users use an external monitor and configure VNC remotely.
Note: According to user feedback, some users can use graphics card cheaters and virtual desktops to achieve VNC remote, which is not within the scope of the tutorial!
1.2. Solid-state expansion
After the system is turned on, since we compress the image at the factory, you can expand the solid-state capacity according to [Chapter 2 Jetson basic course: SSD expansion]
Remarks:
Start the factory image: suitable for beginners, you can experience each case without setting up the environment yourself!
Pure system image: suitable for developers, requires certain development experience, and the environment setting process requires independent problem-solving capabilities!
2. System environment
2.1. Basic information
System username: jetson
System password: yahboom
2.2. Jupyter Lab
Host access: http://localhost:8888/
LAN access: http://motherboard IP:8888/
Access password: yahboom
2.3. Label Studio
Host access: http://localhost:8080/
LAN access: http://motherboard IP:8080/
Access account: yahboom@163.com
Access password: yahboom@163.com
2.4. Access Docker
ROS1 environment is located in Docker:
xxxxxxxxxxsh ~/ros_melodic.sh
2.5. Open WebUI
Host access: http://localhost:8080/
LAN access: http://motherboardIP:8080/
Access username: yahboom Access email: yahboom@163.com Access password: yahboom
3. Notes
- Label Studio and Open WebUI occupy the same port. If you run one of the containers, you need to ensure that the other is closed!
- Due to the iteration of software versions and different user environments, we cannot ensure that everyone can successfully build the environment, but the only thing we can provide is a complete system image. If users encounter environmental problems and cannot solve them by themselves, please use the factory image we provide to learn the tutorial.