because there’s no tegra_main_gpio for Nano series,
you may refer to tegra-gpio.h for GPIO definitions, please also check Nano’s reference driver as see-also,
for example, $public_sources/kernel_src/hardware/nvidia/platform/t210/porg/kernel-dts/porg-platforms/tegra210-porg-camera-rbpcv2-imx219.dtsi
Thank you for your replay.
Due to fact the Nvidia put Enable LT6911 flag on the Jetson Nano kernel configuration (.config)
i believe there is also dts (device tree) file for it to.
How can i get this file, or example for this file ?
we trying to assmeble this product line in our company multimedia device (more then 10k product for a year)
and this subject (insert HDMI signals for the Jetson) is show stopper for us.
please access Jetson Linux Archive page for checking L4T packages of your release.
for example,
if you’re using JetPack 4.6.3/L4T 32.7.3, you may go through the page and download [Driver Package (BSP) Sources] for its public release sources package; whereas device trees were within kernel_src.tbz2 package.
however, it looks only driver sources but not device tree.
i.e. $public_sources/kernel_src/kernel/nvidia/drivers/media/i2c/lt6911uxc.c
i will ask my question again: Where can i get support for LT6911UXC device tree ?
as you knew from your last replay, its part of the kernel build so how it is logic that you dont include his device tree file ?
its ok from my side that you will replay something like "Nvidia dont have dts file for LT6911UXC device, you can build you own" but please dont answer about what im not asking.
btw, device tree for TC358840 are exist in your kernel source.
the maximum frequency for extperiph1 is 24 MHz. it looks you should use an external clock source.
you may refer to Sensor Software Driver Programming for details,
thanks