we are using Orin nano 8GB production SOM with custom carrier board, with 36.3 jetpack
FYI: we are using two displays 15.6" and 7" inch displays by using MST HUB we are for DP->eDP and DP->MIPI DSI bridge,
and working fine.
since display is not coming at early stages like UEFI boot, we only able to see after 30secs, kindly can you please help us how to integrate display drivers as part of bootloader. so that we can early logs and able to show boot logo also.
kindly can you share us any suggestions to show the display at early stages. we will try it at our end. problem is we are seeing display after 33secs of boot. until the display is blank.
yes its taking time of 33secs in only custom carrier board, where as the devkit is showing display from UEFI stage itself,
so we also wanted to show the UEFI stage in custom board also.
Hi @WayneWWW , with same monitors with MST hub we see the nvidia dev kit is working as mirror dispaly.
but in our requirement we have 15.6"(eDP) and 7" display(MIPI), does nvidia Orin nano supports MST hub for two different sized displays? as i said we are only able to see our displays after kernel/user boot, we wanted it to show in early stage like UEFI, any suggestions to make SST to MST hub configuration in bootloader level.
sure we will exercise with that dev kit,
and also we need your help in suggesting any files in UEFI(bootloader)code to hardcode for MST support instead of SST.
@WayneWWW ,
i will detail our requirement an problem we facing in our custom board,
In BIOS stage, the Nvidia Orin module is working in SST mode when we tried to connect two display with the help of MST HUB. The Nvidia will enter automatically to MST Mode from Login page.
Is it possible to change configure to MST Mode in BIOS level its self?
We are using a 7" display with 600x1024 resolution. The circuit is as shown in the figure.
But at BIOS stage the display configuration taking as 800x600 and we are not able to see anything on the screen. Once the OS loaded, the display will show login page and at this stage its working properly with 600x1024 configuration.
Why the display is behaving like this in BIOS stage?
Is it possible to hardcode the configuration in BIOS stage?
You can only “configure” something when the driver is supported. But the situation here is the driver totally does not support it… That was what I tried to say in previous comment.
Is it possible to change configure to MST Mode in BIOS level its self?
Hello @WayneWWW, regarding this, what we can do to avoid the resolution chagnes from 600x1024 to 800x600, its MIPI display, even we connect the single display bypassing the MST also causing problem.