I would like to incentivize timely (1-2 months max.) implementation of pmOS camera-support for SDM845 devices by offering a bounty of 6 XMR (Monero, the digital cash). The intent to win the bounty has to be discussed here beforehand.
If supporting the entire list of devices implies significantly more effort than a subset, the minimum should be OnePlus and Shift. Details from comment:
When one opens a camera application (like
millipixels), the screen should show what the camera points at and capturing color photo and video of that content should be possible. It should run in a stable manner (meaning no anticipated crashes) and the required changes should be accepted into the postmarketOSedgebranch.
If bounties happen to be against the ethos of the project, let me know.
On the contrary, I hereby invite others to chip in.
Comment if interested.
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Interestingly, I’m already planning to meet with one of the PmOS developers this weekend at FOSDEM to work on this. But I would probably say I’d recommend this bounty goes to either the PMOS or libcamera projects rather than myself if/when we get this completed.
In favor of supporting our currency as a medium of exchange, any bounties should be quoted in Monero rather than USD, imho.
Agreed. I updated the description accordingly.
Can you clarify - what’s the bounty for - Full hard ISP ?
If all you want is the imx519 with CAMSS/bayer on rb3, that should be easy enough todo
Refer to this and further comments for details.
Did this help? (referenced quote now added to description)
@0xB0D@lemmy.ml The complexity is that we have a couple of different versions of IMX519 driver already from the Arducam 16MP camera, as well as an expectation that as this sensor should be CCS compatible, it should run with the already upstream CCS driver.
One thing that /would/ help is if someone can find the full register programming manual for the IMX519 which we have not been able to obtain.
On SDM845 (I would guess this might indicate someone is looking at perhaps the OP6 here) there are a couple of small integration issues for the DT and regulators as well. Anyway - My hope is to work through this and get the SoftISP running on OP6 (with the IMX519) during FOSDEM.
@fullmetalScience I like the idea of bounties as a user, and can think of a few things I would be willing to chip in on… But I bet it becomes a nightmare if multiple developers helped towards a goal, and in a way that is always going to be the case. “standing on the shoulders of giants”
There are actually mentions of people having had partial success, but your point makes sense regardless. I updated the description to clarify that interested developers have to express their intent beforehand. This way it should be easier to track who actually made it happen.
I dont have the knowledge to make the camera work and I am also completely fine with the camera not working
