The #Qualcomm #RB3-gen2 arrived in the mailbag today thanks to a customer. I'll be working to get this running @fedora RSN. I've been working over the last few weeks to improve and polish the Lenovo #ThinkPadX13s experience in #Fedora. Looking forward to some polish and some fun news soon!
And I have the camera on the #Qualcomm #lenovox13s working on @fedora! This is using #libcamera 0.3 softisp with some fixes for #Fedora. It's not a great photo but it's the first time I've got the MIPI complex #camera stack up and running. Next camera devices will be the #RaspberryPi and #pinephone devices!
@nullr0ute @fedora I had a MIPI camera running on Raspberry Pi 4 with Fedora at some point but it was over a year ago, I can't remember if I had to build one or two things from scratch or if it was purely Fedora packages. And with no softisp!
@ecurtin @nullr0ute @fedora probably using your own kernel since AFAIK the ISP driver is not in mainline yet.
@javierm @nullr0ute @fedora it could have even been a raspbian/fedora frankenOS, genuinely can't remember

@nullr0ute @fedora Nice - and thanks (as a #Fedora user)!

FYI: #Firefox got the required patches backported to the upcoming 128 release (i.e. current beta - and also the next ESR).

For #libcamera you may want to consider backporting the just landed aligned formats addition patch (if you haven't already): https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/camera/libcamera/-/commit/437e601653e69c82f5396979d99e7b9b5bb6086b)

libcamera: debayer_cpu: Add 32bits/aligned output formats (437e6016) · Commits · camera / libcamera · GitLab

In order to be more compatible with modern hardware and APIs. This notably allows GL implementations to directly import the buffers more often and seems to be required for Wayland....

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