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  • Research Computing
  • HPC Cluster Build Workshop
    • Jetson Nano Initial Setup
    • First Boot
    • Networking Setup
    • Local and Global Storage
    • Set up root account
    • pdsh and /etc/hosts
    • IP forwarding for compute nodes
    • Adding Users
    • Testing the Installation to date
    • Modules: Lmod
    • MPI introduction
    • MPI hello.f90
    • MPI hello.c
    • MPI Benchmarks
    • Game of Life
    • Slurm
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  1. HPC Cluster Build Workshop

First Boot

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The first time you boot the Jetson Nano with a new OS image, it will walk you through some initial configuration.

You will need to agree to the NVidia license:

This will be followed by language, keyboard, and timezone configuration that should be self-explanatory. Next, you will be prompted to add your initial user and name your system. You can use any user you want here, as we will only use this for our initial setup:

Usernames are case sensitive.

In the sample above, the chosen username is hpcstudent. In the "Your name" field, you can put any additional information needed - this is normally the user's full name. Since this will become our master or head node, the computer's name should be the same as the cluster name, or 'nano' in this case. Once a password has been entered, click continue.

You should now be able to use your system.

Check the box to accept the NVIDIA license
Initial user configuration prompt