After encountering many difficulties trying to get the ISI on imx8mp to properly handle RAW10 video (still ongoing attempts), I decided to try the ISP--since it seems like it is more suited to handling RAW input (albeit, not providing any default monochrome / non-bayered options).
I studied the Display & Camera porting guides. I downloaded the imx-isp from github and have adapted my camera i2c driver to the point that I want to start trying it.
But that leads me to a lot of "mechanical" / "basic" questions:
We are using Yocto for our build. Ideally, I'd like to build my customized imx-isp within that environment & get everything wrapped up into the image in one fell swoop.
There seems to be no documentation for such a thing anywhere. I searched through and found a packagegroup-imx-isp and appended it as an extra install, but as far as I know, that just does basically a debian install of a pre-built package.
Is there a yocto layer for imx-isp that I am missing? I would like to take such a layer, add my driver, and build in a typical yocto fashion. Is that possible? Or do I have to build it all standalone & then figure out how to place the outputs into my build after the fact?
