config/linux/ipu6: ov01a1s configs: Adjust for new 1288x800 ov01a1s output size#160
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…ernel driver output size There is a patch series pending upstream: https://lore.kernel.org/linux-media/20251014174033.20534-1-hansg@kernel.org/ To add ov01a1s support to the mainline kernel. The mainline support will have a slightly different output-size with a maximum output width of 1288 as the mainline code keeps a 4x4 border reserved to be able to shift the window around to keep the Bayer pattern unchanged when doing flipping. And with the mainline driver the output height must be a multiple of 4 because the RGBI Bayer patern on the ov01a1s sensor repeats every 4 lines. There also is a pending pull-request to change the output-size of the ov01a1s driver in intel-ipu6-drivers to match the mainline driver: intel/ipu6-drivers#395 This commit adjusts the graph_settings_ov01a1s.xml and ov01a1s-uf.xml config files to work with the new 1288x800 output size. Signed-off-by: Hans de Goede <hansg@kernel.org>
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@jwrdegoede Thank you Hans, but I still have some comments on this change. By the way, do you think whether does ipu6ep need this change? I'm not sure if there is a device using ov01a1s + Alder/Raptor Lake.
| <stream2mmio> | ||
| <input width="1296" height="800" top="1" left="0" bottom="1" right="0" /> | ||
| <output width="1296" height="798" top="0" left="0" bottom="0" right="0" /> | ||
| <input width="1288" height="800" top="1" left="0" bottom="1" right="0" /> |
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Maybe we need to set input & output both as 1288, 800, 0, 0, 0, 0?
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No, changing the top value will shift the Bayer pattern leading to wrong colors.
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I'm not aware of any Alder/Raptor Lake hardware using the ov01a1s. |
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There is a patch series pending upstream:
https://lore.kernel.org/linux-media/20251014174033.20534-1-hansg@kernel.org/
To add ov01a1s support to the mainline kernel. The mainline support will have a slightly different output-size with a maximum output width of 1288 as the mainline code keeps a 4x4 border reserved to be able to shift the window around to keep the Bayer pattern unchanged when doing flipping.
And with the mainline driver the output height must be a multiple of 4 because the RGBI Bayer patern on the ov01a1s sensor repeats every 4 lines.
There also is a pending pull-request to change the output-size of the ov01a1s driver in intel-ipu6-drivers to match the mainline driver:
intel/ipu6-drivers#395
This commit adjusts the graph_settings_ov01a1s.xml and ov01a1s-uf.xml config files to work with the new 1288x800 output size.