If you have an Nvidia Jetson driver, then converting it to the V4L2 subdev framework shouldn't be too involved. Largely a big block of registers are written to configure the mode when starting streaming, and then you have a number of controls to implement.
As it's a Starvis2 sensor, starting with the imx290 driver is probably the best bet as it is in nearly the same family.
The main issue is likely to be if you need to adapt the CSI2 configuration, as that will be tricky without a complete datasheet.
Presumably the Leopard Imaging driver is GPLv2 licenced as it's part of the Linux kernel, in which case you should be permitted to post a link to the source. That would at least allow others to make comment on feasibility.
As it's a Starvis2 sensor, starting with the imx290 driver is probably the best bet as it is in nearly the same family.
The main issue is likely to be if you need to adapt the CSI2 configuration, as that will be tricky without a complete datasheet.
Presumably the Leopard Imaging driver is GPLv2 licenced as it's part of the Linux kernel, in which case you should be permitted to post a link to the source. That would at least allow others to make comment on feasibility.
Statistics: Posted by 6by9 — Fri Nov 08, 2024 12:56 pm
