Hi Shammi,
I was recently dealing with similar problem. I am working on mainline (v4.18) though.
It really depends on your display. Basically there are two options with two variants for each.
In all cases you need to enable:
CONFIG_DRM_IMX
CONFIG_DRM_IMX_PARALLEL_DISPLAY
1. Your display needs a specific driver.
1a) If you are lucky there is already a specific driver for your display.
- Enable that driver a use correct binding in device tree.
1b) There is no driver four your display yet and you need to write one. Worst case.
2. Your display is not too fancy and you can use a simple panel driver.
2a) If you are lucky your display is already supported in the simple driver.
- Enable simple panel driver and use correct binding in device tree.
CONFIG_DRM_PANEL_SIMPLE
2b) Simple driver can be used to drive your display but support for your display model is not in place yet.
- Add timings + binding for your exact display model to the simple driver.
It is quite trivial. Look at panel-simple.c history for inspiration: kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git - Linux kernel stable tree
