Re: [PATCH v8 00/15] media: Add Lenovo Yoga Book camera support

[Andy Shevchenko]

On Fri, Oct 2, 2026 at 11:16 AM <mauriziocasciano7@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Add camera support for the Lenovo Yoga Book YB1-X91L. The tablet uses
> an AtomISP ISP2401 with an OV2740 front sensor, an OV8858 rear sensor
> and a WV517S rear-camera lens actuator.
>
> The series adds the missing ACPI and bridge configuration, selects the
> OV2740 link frequency through the existing IPU PCI-ID mechanism, derives
> AtomISP CSI-2 timing from the sensor link frequency, enables raw Bayer
> capture and adds the sensor controls and actuator driver needed by the
> hardware.
>
> Runtime validation used the same 15-patch content on the current
> media_stage.git master. The final media-committers.git next rebase changes
> only three source line wraps needed by the media 80-column check:
>
> - W=1 builds and sparse builds of all eight affected objects passed both
>   before and after the rebase.
> - A full x86_64 Debian binary package build passed and produced kernel
>   7.3.0-rc1-yogabook-media-v8-20261002-001605.
> - The kernel booted on a Lenovo Yoga Book YB1-X91L with AtomISP PCI ID
>   8086:22b8. OV2740 negotiated 288 MHz and OV8858 negotiated 360 MHz;
>   both sensors bound and AtomISP registered two cameras.
> - OV8858 digital, red and blue gains were changed during streaming and
>   read back correctly. Continuous raw capture produced changing frames
>   from both sensors (6/8 unique rear samples and 8/8 unique front
>   samples), including front-to-rear-to-front switching without OV8858,
>   I2C or CSI errors.
> - Both front and rear cameras were also exercised successfully with
>   Cheese.
> - v4l2-compliance 1.32.0 completed 47 tests on the AtomISP capture node:
>   40 succeeded and 7 failed in invalid-ioctl, multiple-open, input,
>   control enumeration, stream-parameter and buffer tests. These failures
>   remain a validation limitation; this series does not claim to make the
>   staging AtomISP driver fully compliant.
>
> Only the Yoga Book 19.2 MHz OV8858 path was hardware-tested; the existing
> 24 MHz paths received build and static-analysis coverage but were not
> tested on separate hardware.
>
> ---
> Changes in v8:

You haven't even read what you sent, right?
Your series is mangled (has a garbage), please, *always* read and test
what you are sending before actually click the "send" button!

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With Best Regards,
Andy Shevchenko