feat(onboard): preserve Jetson GPU device groups - #8910
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Carry the deferred Jetson GPU policy, bootstrap, lifecycle, and validation work in a stacked draft. The OpenShell execution boundary tracked by #7610 remains unresolved. Co-authored-by: San Dang <sdang@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: Charan Jagwani <cjagwani@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: San Dang <sdang@nvidia.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds Jetson GPU device detection, validated device-group bootstrapping, Docker replacement integration, runtime image packaging, OpenClaw policy updates, and Docker-backed test coverage. ChangesJetson device detection and policy generation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A non-root OpenClaw container may be stopped and renamed before the Jetson preservation helper rejects it, potentially leaving recreation incomplete and disrupting service. This should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OpenClaw
participant DockerReplacement
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OpenClaw->>DockerReplacement: request managed container replacement
DockerReplacement->>DockerReplacement: detect and normalize Jetson groups
DockerReplacement->>JetsonBootstrap: invoke bootstrap with validated GIDs
JetsonBootstrap->>OpenShellSupervisor: update sandbox membership and execute supervisor
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Reviewed exact draft head fff5a76.
The proposed implementation is appropriately fail-closed for its draft purpose: it derives supplementary groups only from existing non-symlink Jetson character devices, validates numeric group IDs, keeps the helper root-owned, limits the root action to group setup plus the OpenShell supervisor handoff, and adds focused policy/recreation/bootstrap tests. The documentation correctly avoids claiming CUDA success.
This cannot be approved or leave draft state. The repository product-scope gate is still unmet, #7610 remains open, and the only reproduced IGX Orin result is that non-root cuInit(0) fails even with the existing groups. The PR therefore has no evidence that these broader preserved groups establish the supported sandbox-user CUDA contract. GitHub also reports the branch CONFLICTING/DIRTY against current main, and the documentation review is explicitly blocked. Resolve the product decision first, reconcile with current main, then obtain exact-head Jetson hardware evidence through the supported OpenShell path proving cuInit(0)=0, lifecycle/recreation behavior, and the least-privilege device/group set; rerun docs and sensitive-path review afterward.
Security review:
- Input validation: PASS — device paths, symlink state, character-device type, and numeric group IDs are bounded and validated.
- Authentication and authorization: WARNING — supplementary group membership expands device authority and still lacks accepted least-privilege hardware proof.
- Secrets and sensitive data: PASS — no credentials or sensitive payloads are introduced.
- Injection risks: PASS — group identifiers are numeric and the root helper does not evaluate caller-supplied shell fragments.
- Data exposure and privacy: PASS — no new data egress or logging surface.
- Cryptography: PASS — no cryptographic behavior changes.
- Dependencies and supply chain: PASS — no dependency or artifact-source changes.
- System security: FAIL for approval — the core non-root CUDA security/compatibility postcondition remains unproven and product ownership is undefined.
- Testing and verification: FAIL for approval — #7610 is unresolved, exact-head Jetson hardware evidence is absent, docs review is blocked, and the branch conflicts with current main.
Files reviewed: all 40 changed Jetson device/group policy, clone/recreate/create, startup/bootstrap, managed-runtime, Dockerfile/build-context, workflow, documentation, and test files; linked issue #7610 and automated review evidence.
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Reviewed commit fff5a76e22c1c3c57731a82c09d9a2bd7155a0eb as a security-critical Jetson policy and root-helper change.
I did not find an additional correctness or security defect in the current diff. The helper validates the complete bounded GID set before mutation, requires root, accepts only the fixed OpenShell supervisor handoff, verifies the resulting membership, and fails closed. The policy path is anchored on a real non-symlink /dev/nvmap character device and grants only the enumerated device paths.
Security review: secrets PASS; input validation PASS; authentication/authorization PASS; dependencies PASS; error handling PASS; cryptography N/A; configuration/environment PASS; security tests PASS for the implemented boundary; system security BLOCKED for merge.
This is not an approval. The PR is correctly still draft and currently conflicts with the base branch. Its stated merge gates remain material: maintainer product-scope acceptance, resolution of #7610, real supported-path Jetson evidence showing cuInit(0), and completion of the sensitive-path/broad verification gates.
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Refreshed the draft through current The only overlap was The branch is conflict-free again. Draft exit conditions remain unchanged: maintainer product-scope acceptance, #7610 resolution, and supported-path physical IGX Orin |
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Reviewed exact draft head 15330cddd313eda2d9d18aa9feba9b245d96c085.
I found no additional code-level blocker in this revision. The bootstrap boundary is fixed to the OpenShell supervisor, device/group inputs are bounded and validated, Tegra discovery rejects symlinks and non-character devices, failures are fail-closed, and the exact-head required checks are green.
This is not an approval. The PR's own draft-exit conditions remain unmet: #7610 is still open, the expected non-root cuInit(0) = 0 result has not been demonstrated on supported physical Jetson/IGX hardware, and maintainer acceptance of the product scope is not recorded. Please keep this draft until those conditions are satisfied.
Security review:
- Secrets/credentials — PASS: no credential material or secret-handling path is introduced.
- Input validation — PASS: GIDs, device paths, argument shape, helper path, and supervisor target are constrained.
- Authentication/authorization — BLOCKED FOR APPROVAL: supplemental device-group membership expands sandbox device authority and still needs the required least-privilege hardware validation.
- Dependencies — PASS: no new third-party dependency or supply-chain source is added.
- Error handling/logging — PASS: invalid or incomplete device/group state fails closed with bounded diagnostics.
- Cryptography/data protection — N/A: no cryptographic or protected-data path changes.
- Configuration/security headers — PASS: the managed bootstrap and fixed supervisor boundary are explicit; no web security-header surface changes.
- Security testing — PASS for the simulated implementation tests; BLOCKED FOR ACCEPTANCE on the required physical Jetson/IGX test.
- System security — BLOCKED FOR APPROVAL pending the real-hardware
cuInit(0)proof and product-scope acceptance.
I also completed the cross-issue sweep for findings from this review and found no separate, actionable issue candidate beyond the tracked #7610 prerequisite.
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LOC Reduction / Codebase Simplicity Review
Why this blocks
preserveJetsonDeviceGroupMembershipappears 28 times across 14 production files.- It is derived only from agent identity, then threaded through generic create, GPU, patch, and managed-bootstrap interfaces.
- Direct and managed paths independently wrap argv, and managed bootstrap imports its bootstrap string from the clone implementation.
Refactor direction
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docker-gpu-jetson-groups.tsone normalized resolver and renderer that returns eithernullor a bootstrap plan with detected GIDs and wrapped argv. - Derive eligibility at the leaf from existing agent identity.
- Have both recreation paths consume the same wrapper helper.
Expected result
- Remove the optional flag from generic interfaces and calls.
- Centralize bootstrap and argv ownership so direct and managed implementations cannot drift.
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Blocking issues remain at exact head 94e6e89c74f588e9b16a722d3d12a8722ffb93b4:
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Product and hardware acceptance needs a maintainer decision, not a mechanical repair. The PR description correctly says that #7610 remains open, maintainers have not accepted the Jetson GPU product scope, and the supported OpenShell path has not demonstrated non-root
cuInit(0)=0. The issue evidence still reports direct Docker success but OpenShell execution returning 801. Because this change expands sandbox device policy and supplementary-group authority, deterministic command tests cannot establish the least-privilege or compatibility contract. Please record the product ownership/lifecycle/security decision and provide exact-commit physical IGX Orin evidence through the supported OpenShell path before approval. -
The requested design simplification is still outstanding.
preserveJetsonDeviceGroupMembershipremains threaded through generic startup, sandbox-create, GPU-flow, patch, recreation, and managed-bootstrap contracts (49 source/test occurrences). Eligibility is derived from agent identity, while direct and managed paths separately wrap the startup command. Resolve the existing review by centralizing Jetson group detection and argv rendering at the leaf, and remove the optional flag from generic interfaces so the paths cannot drift. -
Current CI is red.
cli-test-shards (11)fails the growth guard becausesrc/lib/onboard/sandbox-gpu-create-flow.test.tsis 1,514 lines against its 1,500-line budget.static-checks,cli-tests, and the aggregatechecksjob consequently fail. Split or relocate the added cases rather than weakening the budget.
The earlier PR Review Advisor security and documentation findings are addressed in this head: /dev/nvmap now anchors group discovery, and the helper preflights the complete group database before mutation. The latest advisor run did not produce a new assessment because its specialist sessions were unavailable, so it does not replace the older applicable findings or this review.
Security rubric: secrets PASS; input validation PASS; injection PASS; dependencies PASS; data exposure PASS; cryptography N/A; error handling PASS; authentication/authorization and system security BLOCKED pending least-privilege hardware evidence and product-scope acceptance; verification FAIL while required CI is red and the supported-path acceptance result is missing.
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Status update: We originally paused the Jetson GPU path because of an OpenShell blocker, not because we dropped the work. On the same Jetson, CUDA worked as the normal non-root user through direct Docker ( The upstream work is tracked by NVIDIA/OpenShell#1606 under the GPU roadmap NVIDIA/OpenShell#1444. NemoClaw PR #8910 preserves our side of the Jetson GPU integration while that contract is being fixed; the CPU Golden Path remains separate and does not depend on this draft. I followed up on the OpenShell blocker before our all-hands E2E push. We then intentionally paused feature integration this week to focus on E2E. OpenShell now has the fix split into three active PRs:
The stack is open and its GPU E2E, including ARM64, is passing, but it still needs review, clean required CI, and validation of our exact physical Jetson non-root |
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Exact-head refresh is published at This revision addresses the outstanding mechanical review:
Exact-head local evidence: CLI and plugin builds passed; CLI typecheck passed; affected behavior tests passed (the combined run had 270 passes and two build-context duration timeouts under concurrent host load, followed by an isolated 13-pass/2-platform-skip build-context run); I did not dispatch Required CI and PR Review Advisor are now running for this SHA. The PR remains draft. |
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PR Review Advisor remediation is published at exact head The completed Advisor run for Exact-head evidence after the final
The final required CI and Advisor rerun are now in progress. The remaining acceptance boundary is unchanged: maintainer product-scope/ownership approval and an authorized physical IGX Orin JetPack 6.2 exact-SHA run through the supported GPU-enabled OpenShell path demonstrating repeatable non-root |
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Final review remediation is published at exact head The
The suggested outer Final local evidence: affected source suite 163/163; helper/managed boundary 67/67; focused managed adapter 40/40; CLI typecheck and build passed; The remaining acceptance boundary is unchanged: maintainer product-scope/ownership approval and an authorized physical IGX Orin JetPack 6.2 exact-SHA run through the supported GPU-enabled OpenShell path demonstrating repeatable non-root |
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In `@src/lib/onboard/docker-gpu-patch-clone.ts`:
- Around line 594-601: Validate that Config.User is root before selecting the
root-only Jetson bootstrap helper in buildDockerGpuCloneRunArgs, rejecting
non-root OpenClaw containers before any recreation flow can stop or rename the
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Reject non-root OpenClaw containers before replacement.
When Config.User is non-root, buildDockerGpuCloneRunArgs preserves it while selecting the root-only Jetson bootstrap helper. The helper then fails before dockerRunDetached, after the recreation flow has stopped and renamed the original container. Validate the user before selecting the helper or before mutating the original container.
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In `@src/lib/onboard/docker-gpu-patch-clone.ts` around lines 594 - 601, Validate
that Config.User is root before selecting the root-only Jetson bootstrap helper
in buildDockerGpuCloneRunArgs, rejecting non-root OpenClaw containers before any
recreation flow can stop or rename the original container. Preserve the existing
replacementEntrypoint and resolveJetsonDeviceGroupBootstrap behavior for root
users.
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This draft is current with
mainat883fbe39fae2f31f12f585888aa763fd3d5f5b9cand exact headc3b8e345fe2dce93a7548540ed1db6c54ec4a04c. It prepares bounded Jetson/IGX Orin device-group preservation for OpenClaw container recreation, but it does not establish supported Jetson GPU behavior: physical IGX Orin acceptance through OpenShell and the maintainer product-scope decision remain open.Reason
On the reported IGX Orin system, direct Docker reaches non-root
cuInit(0)=0, while the supported OpenShell path returns 801. The sandbox boundary must preserve only device groups proven necessary by bounded Jetson device nodes, without granting a general root-launch or device-policy escape.Related issues
Relates to #7610. This PR does not close or resolve the issue.
Changes
docker-gpu-jetson-groups.ts; direct and managed recreation use the same resolver, and the former genericpreserveJetsonDeviceGroupMembershipflag is removed./dev/nvmapcharacter device before detecting Jetson paths or GIDs. Accept only the fixed Tegra node set plus/dev/dri/renderD<digits>, with bounded path, count, numeric GID, range, and uniqueness checks.root:rootmode0500. It preflights every group record before mutation, verifies sandbox membership, and hands off only to/opt/openshell/bin/openshell-sandboxfor exact OpenClaw identity.video,render, or the helper's exactnemoclaw_gpu_<gid>name. The generated name is reusable after a failed post-mutation membership check, so a retry can complete without widening accepted mappings./opt/nvidiaread-only and grant read-write policy only to detected bounded Jetson device nodes. No Hermes behavior or general device-policy expansion is added.jetson-nvmap-gpulive selector CPU-only; do not use it as CUDA evidence.Verification
npm run build:cli— passed for the final source change.npm --prefix nemoclaw run build— passed; refreshed generated shared policy declarations used by CLI typechecking.test/runtime/sandbox/sandbox-build-context.test.ts— 13 passed and 2 platform tests skipped in isolation.npm run source-shape:check— passed with 0 source-shape cases and 0 invalid exceptions after removing the Advisor findings.npm run checks:repository— passed, including exact Vitest project membership.npm run docs— passed with 0 errors for the final evidence correction.npm run typecheck:cli— passed after the final review repair.npm run validate:pr— passed on final canonical base883fbe39f. Applicable formatting, repository, source-shape, growth, ShellCheck, Hadolint, gitleaks, Markdown lint, commitlint, and CLI pre-push TypeScript checks passed.Verified; the branch is 0 commits behind the recorded canonical base.test/runtime/sandbox/jetson-device-group-bootstrap.test.tscases passing.cuInit(0)=0through the supported OpenShell path on physical IGX Orin. The CPU-onlyjetson-nvmap-gpuselector was not dispatched as a substitute.Review notes
This remains a draft. The actionable review findings are addressed:
/dev/nvmapanchors discovery; complete group-record preflight precedes mutation; direct and managed paths share one leaf resolver; the generic flag is removed; source/test growth passes; unapproved source-shape additions are removed; managed bootstrap cannot receive a nested helper; an existing in-image group-name collision fails closed unless it is the reviewedvideoorrendermapping; and an exact helper-generated group remains usable by a bounded retry after a failed membership check.The final Advisor run is clean. Its parent run correctly asked for a named Linux owner for the root-helper contract, but its workflow search missed the trusted base-controlled CLI coverage action.
.github/actions/ci-cli-coverage-shard/action.yamlselects the completeintegrationproject on the PR workflow's Ubuntu 24.04 jobs, and stable integration sharding assignstest/runtime/sandbox/jetson-device-group-bootstrap.test.tsto shard 6. The exact-head shard artifact confirms all 15 cases passed. The test was not duplicated into WSL, where Docker availability is optional.The Advisor suggestion to move the outer compatibility bridge to
setpriv --groupswas not applied. The existingsetprivtransition occurs inside the OpenShell startup handoff, while this helper must start that fixed supervisor as root; moving the drop outward would change supervisor authority, and numericsetprivgroups would retain the same GID-based file authority. The security fix instead constrains existing image mappings before mutation. The Advisor GB300 matrix suggestion concerns pre-existingmaintests outside this PR's added Jetson cases and was not mixed into this security change.Before approval, a maintainer must record the product ownership, lifecycle, compatibility, security, and validation decision for this supported surface. An authorized physical IGX Orin JetPack 6.2 lane must then run exact head
c3b8e345fe2dce93a7548540ed1db6c54ec4a04cthrough the supported GPU-enabled OpenShell path and demonstrate non-rootcuInit(0)=0, with repeatable exact-SHA run links. Deterministic tests and direct Docker results do not satisfy that acceptance condition.All available required CI and automated review checks are green for the exact head. The stale
CHANGES_REQUESTEDreview state remains because the product-scope and physical-hardware acceptance decision is not mechanically dismissible; no waiver is claimed.Signed-off-by: Charan Jagwani cjagwani@nvidia.com
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