UNSOLVED radxa zero 3e, yocto linux 6.13, imx287
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We have released a Debian installation package that supports Radxa Zero 3E. Please check the link below. Of course, this is based on the kernel 5.10 version.
https://github.com/veyeimaging/rk35xx_radxa/releases/tag/v1.2
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@veye_xumm yeah, I know that and I mentioned it in my question
And, as I mentioned, I cannot use it, so the question is not about the list of currently supported kernel versions, but how to use your camera on yocto, especially: how to adopt dtsi for 6.13 or how to use 5.10/6.1 kernels with yocto and radxa zero 3e
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@nkos Understood, I will arrange to interface with the new version of the kernel. It will take a few days.
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@veye_xumm that would be great, thank you very much in advance
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@veye_xumm could you please tell if there are any updates?
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@nkos Apologies for the delay. I've just returned from the National Day holiday and will follow up on this matter as soon as possible.
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@nkos Our driver code is developed based on Radxa's BSP, and the BSP development documentation can be found at the following URL:
https://docs.radxa.com/en/zero/zero3/low-level-dev/kernelTo address the issue you raised, we attempted to set up a Yocto development environment for the Radxa ZERO 3. Unfortunately, we were unsuccessful in this endeavor.
Later, we noticed Radxa's documentation regarding building Linux images with Yocto:
https://github.com/radxa/yocto-manifestsIn the "List of Radxa Boards supported" section, the Radxa ZERO 3 is not listed among the supported development boards.
Therefore, we do not recommend using Yocto to build a Linux image for the Radxa ZERO 3.
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I wonder if there are other options to build newer kernels for radxa zero 3e. Building yocto to adopt the driver to a particular kernel version looks like an overkill and I cannot ask you to do that
Just in case you're interested, I've prepared a small guide showing how to build yocto for radxa zero 3e:
https://kostovsky.me/blog/yocto_qt_on_radxa_zero_3e/
I'll try stock radxa distro
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@nkos I will attempt to build a 6.x version system based on the original BSP approach.
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@veye_xumm hi, did you have any chance to take a look at this? it would be nice to have an easy option to modify and build driver with up to date kernel on current radxa debian and/or on yocto
the main goal I'm trying to achieve is to configure any registers that aren't available in your kernel's driver (a lot of them)
for example, the flash delay relative to the input trigger (if it's possible at all, it could be very useful in laser devices; negative or positive - not so important)
