Hi, I am sorry to bother you but after hours of searching google without luck I thought I'd ask you what might take you 5 minutes to answer if you please would. I have developed a custom hardware which can host one or two cameras and I am a little confused (mainly because I can't seem to find up-to-date documentation on how to do it) as to: - Which files do I need to modify so that soc-camera "knows" where/how to access the hardware pins where the camera is connected to. - I'm not sure I understand how the H/V sync works. My camera is connected to a parallel interface which is designed to do DMA into memory (clocked by the camera pixel clock). Don't the H/V signals need to generate an interrupt to reset the DMA addresses? It appears as the soc infrastructure does not require that but I don't understand how the drivers know that a new frame is available? - Curently, the hardware I designed is designed to handle one camera at once but I have been asked if it would be possible to modify the hardware to run both cameras at once (which I can easily do). How would you recommend implementing stereo-vision? If both cameras are of the same kind (same driver), I am also a little confused how the same soc driver would know which one of the two hardwares it needs to bind to. If you could just point me to *any* documentation that would explain (something up-to-date) how to adapt linux to match my hardware, I would GREATLY appreciate it as I am a bit lost. Thank you, Gilles . -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-media" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
