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arm64: dts: qcom: msm8916-wiko-chuppito: add initial devicetree
This adds a devicetree for wiko-chuppito aka Wiko Pulp 4g with following features:
- [x] uart (not tested)
- [x] basic usb connection
- [x] eMMC
- [x] SD card
- [x] buttons
- [x] wifi / bluetooth
- [x] display
- [x] touchscreen
- [x] panel
- [x] backlight
- [x] GPU
- [ ] audio
- [ ] camera
- [x] sensors
- [x] hall
- [x] imu
- [x] magnetometer (need to test orientation)
- [x] proximity
- [ ] USB OTG
- [ ] charging
- [x] Vibrator
- [ ] Calls + SMS
- [ ] mobile data
What about the WCN3620 module? You do need firmware for that but the drivers are in the kernel right? So it doesn't need an extra commit?
What about the WCN3620 module? You do need firmware for that but the drivers are in the kernel right? So it doesn't need an extra commit?
With a few exceptions, only display panel is non-upstreamable. You can check upstream msm8916 devices for examples of what's "upstreamable" and git history of this repo for examples of something that we didn't/couldn't upstream yet.
Oh sorry the incorrect formating and notes I left, I'm gonna clean them up but right now I'm still struggling with the audio
@myryk31415 What is the current state of this? Are you still working on more features for the device? Could you rebase and re-test this on top of the latest msm8916/v6.17-rc6 branch so we can merge it?
I tried to get audio working but rarely spend time on it. Will try to rebase and test this week.
Can i change the branch I want to merge to? Since its rebased to 6.17
Edit: nvm found it
Also I have a proximity sensor with compatible string "stk,stk3x1x" in the downstream devicetree, I set it to "sensortek,stk3310" for now. Is there a way to find out the exact model withouth the schematics / taking it apart?