Samsung Exynos DRM Changes Queued For Linux 4.11
Inki Dae has submitted the Exynos DRM driver changes to DRM-Next as material for the upcoming Linux 4.11 cycle.
This Exynos DRM display driver continues marching to its own beat though is not as full-featured as say Freedreno's MSM or VC4 for the Raspberry Pi, not to mention not supporting the 3D/GPU hardware. The main addition to the Exynos DRM code for Linux 4.11 is adding 4K/UHD support for TM2/TM2E development boards. With this code those TM2/TM2E boards will be able to handle running at the 4K resolution. Aside from that, there are just a few other changes for going into DRM-Next.
Those interested in Exynos DRM support can find out the changes in full via the pull request.
This Exynos DRM display driver continues marching to its own beat though is not as full-featured as say Freedreno's MSM or VC4 for the Raspberry Pi, not to mention not supporting the 3D/GPU hardware. The main addition to the Exynos DRM code for Linux 4.11 is adding 4K/UHD support for TM2/TM2E development boards. With this code those TM2/TM2E boards will be able to handle running at the 4K resolution. Aside from that, there are just a few other changes for going into DRM-Next.
Those interested in Exynos DRM support can find out the changes in full via the pull request.
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