AI on the Jetson Nano LESSON 8: Installing a Good Python IDE Environment, Visual Studio Code

[@paulmcwhorter]

The link to install by curl is below. Make sure to input it as a single line: curl -L github.com/toolboc/vscode/releases/download/1.32.3/code-oss_1.32.3-arm64.deb -o code-oss_1.32.3-arm64.deb

[@codecage9333]

I'm guessing part of the lesson will be installing CURL as well?

[@cliffchism9187]

Steve Garrison it is discussed in the video.

[@wishicouldarduino8880]

Only one problem I'm not working on my KZbin tablet I'm using a completely different computer for the nano so how can I copy and paste this ?

[@AppieBing]

Thank you all, i am not following the series yet(following the arduino one for now) just thought i’d ask before buying everything. Btw i hope this series is as good as the arduino one🤔 that one is superb👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@waynecollins7530]

Crashes with "-bash: 33: command not found" error, for me

[@sermontufar]

Excellent tutorial. Just like a good professor, the pace is good enough to follow him along, which improves the learning process. The steps and concepts very clearly presented. I have been professor for 28 years and I can tell this is how a computer software class should be taught.

[@borisfursov9245]

One thing I love besides many others in these sessions that everything goes exactly as Paul says. It is important to have solid base when you are beginner. I mean hard, soft and environment. Thumbs Up Everyone!

[@TomasSab3D]

You're doing an amazing job... the level of patience, flow, clarity, detail - is phenomenal.

[@Sikuq]

Paul, you are a great teacher. I now finally got VSCode installed on my Nano after trying it myself earlier in vain. This lesson 8 made everything so easy. Thanks.

[@melvinsajith4448]

Hi paul I brought jetson nano and I booted it today , you have really great lessons on the jetson nano I already learned python and opencv in the last summer by your videos and by programming knowledge thank you for your teaching

[@DrDave327]

Hey, Paul! You always proceeded at an appropriate pace. Forget about anyone complaining you are going too slow. There will always be a group of complainers. Great videos!!

[@SH-vv7zq]

Great instruction at a great pace! Step by step. I've so often been disillusioned by tutorials that 'assume' you know something, but you've got the level just right. Many thanks :)

[@drzwithcrow6075]

Another solid lesson. Some back and forth, stop/start video, but got there in the end.👍

[@polymorphism1966]

Thank you Mr. McWhorter for all your help with Python, Jetson Nano.

[@Mystic0Dreamer]

I'm catching up. I just finished this video and got python 3.6.8 installed with Code-OSS. So far everything is working smooth. I'm moving on now to getting the Numpy and MatPlotLib installed, and then OpenCV and I'll finally be all caught up! Great series Paul.

[@paulmcwhorter]

I am really enjoying this series. Excited about the things I have in mind for it. Glad people are patient as we go through the fundamentals.

[@danbishop4035]

I am glad they had the high contrast theme for the IDE my eyes just aren't what they used to be :)

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

Great video. I do love the new IDE. Had a couple of problems Saturday the Jetson Nano kept giving me errors the were sent back to tech support to report the problem. Everything OK now. Thanks for your hard work.

[@Bobs1Models]

Just given in ordered my nano and accessories

[@mornevantonder7351]

Hi everybody - just a few notes that may help new installers.... like myself - code-oss has now been updated to code_1.52.1-1608136325_arm64.deb (as far as I can see the correct version for Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS (bionic) as released with the current NVIDIA Jetson Nano image) - curl is no longer required for download... goto code.visualstudio.com/Download and select .deb ARM 64 - install as before after download... sudo dpkg -i code_1.52.1-1608136325_arm64.deb VS Code is now distributed as an official snap package but only for AMD64... not for ARM64 - only mentioning this because I have tried it. Hope this helps Thank you so much Paul really appreciate all your effort and for sharing.

[@PatriotScubaOccoquan]

You are going at a great pace. Perfect for a beginner...which I am! Thanks!

[@paulmcwhorter]

Have fun!

[@wayneswan3092]

for new comers, if you do an "ls" , you can see and copy the package name and paste in the terminal after "sudo dpkg -i"

[@RocktCityTim]

cd with nothing gets you to your user's home folder. Also, sudo -s will launch a root shell so you don't need to deal with sudo for the remainder of commands. Use "exit" or CTRL-D to exit the elevated shell.

[@xacompany]

Great Lesson! Thanks for your effort!

[@hal_from_all_nations]

I didn't know VS code existed for ARM. Thanks for your help Paul.

[@geraldopontes37]

Excellent again! Thank you Paul

[@paulmcwhorter]

My pleasure!

[@johndubose1401]

curl L, was a little ruff, but I was able to get through. I have the new IDE. Thanks!

[@jonathangamez7674]

gracias, realmente muy educativos tus videos

[@donthomas9669]

Love the new IDE!!

[@pralaymajumdar7822]

Extraordinary..thank you sir.

[@citoyennumero4434]

merci pour ces vidéos, vous êtes génial ;)

[@victorwilliams5131]

you are doing a fantastic job

[@patis.IA-AI]

Hi Paul , first of all thanks for the well explaned lessons. I have a warning "Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell curl to output it to your terminal anyway , or consider "--output- to save to a file" as warning and get back to the base deskstop/downloads$ . Any idee ?

[@abramians1]

Great tutorial! Thank you!

[@paulmcwhorter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gplayer01]

Really good solid lesson. Thx a bunch!!

[@sunil76jos]

wow ! such an amazing teaching!

[@timjx3675]

Extremely helpful thx so much for your help 👍😀

[@wallacearaujo9469]

Hello, I'm loving your Tutorial. One question... How can I run code-oss using PUTTY? Mine hadn't worked this way, only at the local screen.

[@lorenzoleongutierrez7927]

great lecture ! , thanks a lot !

[@tretty07]

really Enjoying the lessons, the amount of detail you go into is perfect for me, is there anyway to operate the Nano from my laptop as I bought the wrong wireless keyboard away with me , I ordered it online and didn't check the description correctly, I've setup the keyboard in English in the Nano settings when first setting up but think the keyboard is German

[@RupertBruce]

The menu-bar parent is defaulted to a Mac usage (current application menu always at screen.top). You expect a MSWindows usage (menu at top of window). Linux let's you choose your window manager. 😎

[@rmwilliamsjr]

it is a large download. use the curl resume -switch, - c - http

[@feichang7367]

Great Job!

[@ACBros_06]

Great vid sir.

[@dervideogucker8734]

It is a pleasure for me to give you thumb up number 500 :)

[@alpertemizel9892]

BOom, I love your lessons

[@immanueljzv6832]

2020: Visual Studio code is on all arm 64 linux system. Step1: Just go to visual studio code website and download the arm64 Debian package. Step2: type in terminal sudo dpkg -i NAME OF THE DEBIAN FILE Step3: Open visual Studio

[@immanueljzv6832]

This is the official version from Visual Studio code

[@vaughntaylor2855]

Good morning Paul! Another Excellent video that is sincerely appreciated! In order to be able to access the Jetson Nano GUI, I was going to snoop around to see if someone was able to get some dialect of VNC server working reliably. Have you by chance had an opportunity to perhaps find something that would work on your system? AS you stated in earlier videos, it is great to be able to access from another system rather than always using the Nano with its own KB, mouse and monitor. Thank You!

[@paulmcwhorter]

I have gotten it to work, but it requires modification of system files, and I am suggesting we wait until a more ready for prime time installation is available. Again, really my main concern is that we do not mess up the system configuraiton that allows access to the parallel processing.

[@vaughntaylor2855]

@@paulmcwhorter That makes sense. I may go ahead a flash another SD just for experimentation? Out of curiosity Paul, which VNC did you get to work?

[@paulmcwhorter]

I think there is a vnc already on there but the issue is getting it to work. Can not remember exactly what I did but check out nvidia jetson nano forums and search on it.

[@sanfinity_]

Now I have a new IDE : )

[@bgrant1512]

Well this ended like every other experience I've had in Linux, wasted hours of my time with zero results. It never fails to amaze me that simple installing any software on Linux turns into an utter knife fight that I always lose. I would be interested in engaging your services to produce a working ssd for the nano with a work python IDE. If you are interested please PM me to discuss details and compensation.

[@kylerebello5772]

great video!

[@billfield8300]

Hi Paul, Very helpful video. I noticed in the editor that sometimes, my last input character does not print to screen. (Kind of like I missed the key while typing.) If I retype the character and hit enter, the output shows both characters. Have you had any case of this? I noticed your filename has an extra 'o' in Hello... I hope this symptom does not continue in this software. It will be a bit frustrating.. I appreciate the click by click instructions. I would be completely lost otherwise. Thanks.

[@DeeGeeDeFi]

This happens to me as well, particularly when I am naming files.

[@hanes2]

Code OSS? Never heard of that before. Everybody says "VS Code". I use the SSH extension for VSCode and it works great for my servers and devices as I can open a project folder remotely.

[@ashok_ign5623]

very nice thank you

[@joaquindiaz724]

awesome videos why exactly pip install is not used? thank you

[@darryng]

Hi Paul! How do we go about getting the latest stable version of VS code on JetPack 4.6? Thank you!

[@eranfeit]

thank you

[@seungkugpark]

Thanks!!!

[@halwanistudio5258]

Hi Paul. This is a great video and sincerely appreciated. I am trying to install the Jetson Nano developer kit image on SD card 128 GB following the instructions for windows 10. I was facing boot problems when inserting the SD card on Jetson Nano. It seems that it does not read the SD card well; knowing that the image on my SD card 64 GB works fine.Does Jetson Nano support only SD card 64 GB?

[@paulmcwhorter]

I use a 128G card, and there are no problems. Make sure it is a good card. Maybe try a different one.

[@halwanistudio5258]

@@paulmcwhorter Thank you a lot Paul.. I will try to buy a new one. I appreciate your prompt replied.

[@borisfursov9245]

@@halwanistudio5258 - I know it is a late reply but maybe it will help someone new - 128 GB Samsung card works without issues.

[@hefdallahabdulatef4369]

how can i view visual studio in headless mode, and download python ect, ? is it only commands in headlessmode ? thank you

[@ThomasBurns]

I also have this question!

[@AppieBing]

A dumb question; can i use the jetson with a windows laptop and an ide on the laptop? Or login on the jetson through the laptop and work onnit from there?

[@paulmcwhorter]

You can SSH or putty in and have a terminal window. I dont know how to run a remote desktop

[@danielrosales3123]

I got an error "curl: (6) Could no resolve host: arm64.deb" Do you know how can i solve it?

[@paulmcwhorter]

Are you on the same Jetpack as I am . . . Remember in lesson 1 we were to work on Jetpack 4.2

[@BillforHim]

HELP! After entering in the curl github url and pressing enter I get the following "0curl: (7) Failed to connect to github.com port 443: No route to host.

[@paulmcwhorter]

make sure you are connected to the internet. Verify good internet connection. Make sure you have the commend entered exactly correctly. Make sure you do not have a firewall or other network software blocking your access to github.

[@BillforHim]

@@paulmcwhorter Success! The Wi-Fi connection was dropping out. First time it's been a problem. Using an Edimax N150 WiFi USB Adapter. Noticed that I plugged it into a USB 3.0 port. Datasheet says 2.0 so I moved it to a 2.0 and achieved success. Thank you!

[@wishicouldarduino8880]

The nano is on a dedicated unit how can I copy this?I got it I hand copied it it wasn't bad this is where the update came the first python is 2020 not 2019 anymore.ahhhhhh👍

[@xacompany]

I did copy paste from Chromion Web Browser...

[@zxcvbnm8141]

dang...White IDE burns my eyes lolz

[@gareththomas3234]

3.9.7 64bit

[@CodX710]

nah bro uses light mode 💀

[@salaheddinhosseinzadeh8080]

Talk too much