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Fianawarrior
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Posted by Fianawarrior: Fri. Feb 14, 2020 - 01:11 AM
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I was thinking about designing a small VGA daughter board but have decided to write a driver for the HDMI chip on my dev board.  

It is connected to the same pins as the LCD connector.  So can I ask.  If I fire up the LCD example and then initialise the hdmi chip I should get an output?

 

 

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Posted by Kartman: Fri. Feb 14, 2020 - 03:39 AM
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Probably not. I dare say hdmi would want specific timing which mighht not be the same as a lcd module. I dare say the answer is in the linux drivers.

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Posted by clawson: Fri. Feb 14, 2020 - 09:56 AM
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+1

 

Anything that has things like HDMI is almost bound to be "Linux class" and there'll be a Linux port / BSP for it. So for "reference drivers" just look at what's happening in the kernel source for the board.

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Posted by awneil: Fri. Feb 14, 2020 - 10:19 AM
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Fianawarrior wrote:
the LCD example

What "LCD example" ?

 

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