platsch.bbclass: add conversion to XRGB8888 format #162
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Signed-off-by: Ulrich Ölmann <[email protected]>
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Note: this can also be cherry-picked cleanly to styhead, scarthgap, nanbield and mickledore as well. |
lynxeye-dev
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Nov 21, 2024
| # HACK: a quite compact way to create a bitmap in the XRGB8888 format is to | ||
| # let ImageMagick convert the source into its known BMP subtype XRGB8888 and | ||
| # to strip the BMP header by only using the final width * height * (8+8+8+8)/8 | ||
| # bytes. For the i.MX6/i.MX8 the bitmap needs to be flipped (see [1]). This |
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There is nothing i.MX6/8 specific here. Platsch expects the image to be top-down, as that's the natural order you would fill a dumb BO to back the DRM FB.
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With a similar command line as for RGB565, we can also generate XRGB8888 formats.
Patch by @OnkelUlla, tested by me.
(Originally I wanted to literalize this generation a bit and make use of ImageMagick's RGBA output format followed by a simple reordering of the color channels with the
-color-matrixoption as mentioned in this discussion, but then the image is always written top-down and the-flipoption that we pass by default via${SPLASH_MGK_CUSTOM_OPTION}would be broken. So I opted for Ulrich's solution for now.)