Hello,
I see the polarity is reversed for RPi5 22-pin connector on the board. The real RPi5 is
Whereas your datasheet mentions
Could you explain? My camera is detected with qcom-camss with upstream linux but refuses to stream.
Hello,
I see the polarity is reversed for RPi5 22-pin connector on the board. The real RPi5 is
Whereas your datasheet mentions
Could you explain? My camera is detected with qcom-camss with upstream linux but refuses to stream.
HI
Our silkscreen marks define Pin 1 as 3.3V, which aligns physically with Pin 22 on the RPi5. Therefore, their actual pin definitions are identical. On Rubik Pi3, the marked Pin 1 also connects to Pin 22 (3.3V) of the module. We will revise the silkscreen mapping for Pin 1 in future revisions to avoid confusion.
How can you say pin definitions are identical when Pin 1 connects to Pin 22 (3.3V) ? Isn’t this inherently wrong?
How do you expect Sony IMX219 to work without pin remapping of the MIPI CSI2 connector with upstream linux? Does the qcom-ubuntu does it in firmware?