I have a Khadas Edge-V with the TS050 MIPI Display.
The TS050 Display works fine with Android-10 (Qt), using this Khadas provided Android Image:
edge-android-10-v230524.img
I did not find a way to get the TS050 MIPI (DSI) Display working with Linux, basically working full-time over that for a week.
The Khadas provided images do not work with the Display.
I've tested these pre-compiled images:
edge-ubuntu-20.04-gnome-linux-5.18-fenix-1.1.1-220725.imgedge-ubuntu-18.04-lxde-linux-4.4-fenix-1.1.1-220725-emmc.imgedge_ubuntu-lxde-bionic_linux-4.4_arm64_emmc_v1.0.10-220108.img
I've tried to compile own fenix images too:
edge1-ubuntu-18.04-lxde-linux-4.4-fenix-1.5.2-231020-develop.imgedge1-ubuntu-20.04-lxde-linux-6.0-fenix-1.5.2-231023-develop.imgedge1-ubuntu-22.04-lxde-linux-4.4-fenix-1.5.2-231023-develop.imgedge1-ubuntu-22.04-lxde-linux-6.0-fenix-1.5.2-231018-develop.img
Generally the Kernel 4.4 images turn on the LCD Backlight, but there is no proper picture, just some green lines that with the time become more intense, and the display warms up significantly (so I don't let it run too long).
I've enabled the display in the env.txt.
I've also tried to add the following to the user kernel parameters:
lcd_panel=newts050
Unfortunately that did not help.
The Fenix with Kernels 6.x.y do not even turn on the LCD Backlight.
I just checked the display, it still works with Android 10 (Kernel 4.19.111).
I've also tried Armbian. Armbian works fine with the HDMI (better than fenix), but I did not find a way there to activate the MIPI display (TS050). I miss the proper examples of the kernel configuration and device tree configuration.
I've seen, that the TS050 panel is even added to the mainline kernel (at least in 6.1):
panel-khadas-ts050.c
But I have no idea, how to configure it.
At first I would need a properly working Linux (Ubuntu or Debian), to check
kernel source
kernel configuration
device tree
Please give me some instructions, how can I use the MIPI display properly on Ubuntu / Debian Linux.
(I would like to use it as the primary display, I don't need the HDMI.)
Hi,
I have a Khadas Edge-V with the TS050 MIPI Display. The TS050 Display works fine with Android-10 (Qt), using this Khadas provided Android Image:
edge-android-10-v230524.imgI did not find a way to get the TS050 MIPI (DSI) Display working with Linux, basically working full-time over that for a week. The Khadas provided images do not work with the Display. I've tested these pre-compiled images:
edge-ubuntu-20.04-gnome-linux-5.18-fenix-1.1.1-220725.imgedge-ubuntu-18.04-lxde-linux-4.4-fenix-1.1.1-220725-emmc.imgedge_ubuntu-lxde-bionic_linux-4.4_arm64_emmc_v1.0.10-220108.imgI've tried to compile own fenix images too:
edge1-ubuntu-18.04-lxde-linux-4.4-fenix-1.5.2-231020-develop.imgedge1-ubuntu-20.04-lxde-linux-6.0-fenix-1.5.2-231023-develop.imgedge1-ubuntu-22.04-lxde-linux-4.4-fenix-1.5.2-231023-develop.imgedge1-ubuntu-22.04-lxde-linux-6.0-fenix-1.5.2-231018-develop.imgGenerally the Kernel 4.4 images turn on the LCD Backlight, but there is no proper picture, just some green lines that with the time become more intense, and the display warms up significantly (so I don't let it run too long).
I've enabled the display in the
env.txt. I've also tried to add the following to the user kernel parameters:lcd_panel=newts050Unfortunately that did not help.The Fenix with Kernels 6.x.y do not even turn on the LCD Backlight.
I just checked the display, it still works with Android 10 (Kernel 4.19.111).
I've also tried Armbian. Armbian works fine with the HDMI (better than fenix), but I did not find a way there to activate the MIPI display (TS050). I miss the proper examples of the kernel configuration and device tree configuration. I've seen, that the TS050 panel is even added to the mainline kernel (at least in 6.1):
panel-khadas-ts050.cBut I have no idea, how to configure it.At first I would need a properly working Linux (Ubuntu or Debian), to check
Please give me some instructions, how can I use the MIPI display properly on Ubuntu / Debian Linux. (I would like to use it as the primary display, I don't need the HDMI.)
br. Viktor