Hello everybody,
We are planning to use an IMX8M PLUS based board for an embedded application which would include some sort of a screen to display graphical data. Since HDMI is not an option, I was wondering if it was possible to configure any Linux distribution/BSP to output video on its USB-C interface?
I must say that I am by no means expert in video related technologies and therefore couldn't find this information nor make much sense of other sources on the internet.
Best regards,
Lazar
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Hello,
The kernel 5.10 and up, can do that, but you will need to have a module that its not implemented for MX8MP.
Regards
Hello,
Thank you for your prompt answer. Just one more question, by module you mean software module, right?
Best Regards
Hey,
Did you manage to figure out which driver/device tree setting is needed to get this to work?
Thanks!
Yes, that's correct
Thank you very much.
Best regards
Hello @relaxibus, at the end I gave up trying to do it with USB, so I cannot confirm whether it works or not. Maybe somebody from NXP can tell us if that kernel module has been implemented for iMX8MP or not?
Hello,
The kernel 5.10 and up, can do that, but you will need to have a module that its not implemented for MX8MP.
Regards