Linux Kernel expert

[Steve witzel]

I am working on a project and am looking for someone that can consult with me on installing MIPI DSI drivers in Linux.

I know virtually nothing about the Linux kernel and am in over my head.

Thanks,

Steve

[Bash Cypher]

Building drivers puts someone in the "Linux Elite" area. Have you considered just using a different, supported, screen? Here is the only article I could find that had success. You can see in the kernal log what was installed.  https://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/omap_applications_processors/f/447/t/199201?LCD-driver-with-MIPI-DSI-interface-in-video-mode

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[Steve witzel]

Thanks, I am using the Snapdragon 410 processor and have found no links yet for any working MIPI display under Linux.

Still looking though.

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[Andrew Johnson]

https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/drivers/gpu/drm/rockchip/dw-mipi-dsi.c

Is that what you where looking for?

[MaraJade]

Which board are you working with? You need to compile the module on your
own. As far as I can tell, no binary exists for your driver.
Do you need to cross-compile the driver?

~Mara

[Steve witzel]

Hi Mara,

Using a dragon board equivalent. Cross compiling on a Ubuntu x86 box.

Its a very slow process trying to get a display working!