Spencer Bull
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Linux 7.2 changed how the Intel CVS controller (ACPI INTC10E1 on Panther Lake) appears to the IPU. ipu-bridge now places it between the sensor and the IPU CSI2 receiver, like IVSC, and the new in-tree drivers/media/i2c/cvs driver provides the matching "Intel CVS" V4L2 bridge sub-device. Our out-of-tree vision-drivers intel_cvs has no sub-device and displaces the in-tree module of the same name, so on 7.2 the sensor never joins the media graph and the HAL reports "No sensors available". Both linux-ptl 7.2.3 and linux-omarchy 7.2.5 fail this way. Ship the in-tree 7.2 CVS driver verbatim as DKMS module intel-cvs for 7.2+ kernels. Arch-derived kernel configs cannot enable CONFIG_VIDEO_INTEL_CVS themselves: it sits under a menu hidden by MEDIA_HIDE_ANCILLARY_SUBDRV, so olddefconfig drops it. Keep vision-drivers for kernels before 7.2. Both dkms.conf files carry a BUILD_EXCLUSIVE_KERNEL regex that the pacman dkms hook honours. Teach the camera HAL about the bridge with upstream ipu7-camera-hal commit f167239 (MediaControl routes the sensor link through "Intel CVS" and finds the I2C bus through it) and add "Intel CVS" pad formats to the ipu75xa ov08x40 config so link validation passes. Links stay sensor to CSI2 in the config and are rewritten at runtime, so the same files work on 7.1.
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# Legacy Intel CVS misc driver (no V4L2 bridge). Only for kernels before
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# 7.2: from 7.2 on, ipu-bridge routes the sensor through a CVS V4L2 bridge
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# sub-device, which this driver does not provide, and it would displace the
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# in-tree intel_cvs module of the same name. 7.2+ kernels use intel-cvs
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# (see dkms-intel-cvs.conf) instead.
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PACKAGE_NAME="vision-drivers"
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PACKAGE_VERSION="@PKGVER@"
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AUTOINSTALL="yes"
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# Before 7.2 only (regex, so the pacman dkms hook also honours it)
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BUILD_EXCLUSIVE_KERNEL="^([0-6]\.|7\.[01]\.)"
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BUILT_MODULE_NAME[0]="intel_cvs"
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BUILT_MODULE_LOCATION[0]=""
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DEST_MODULE_LOCATION[0]="/updates"
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MAKE[0]="make KERNEL_SRC=${kernel_source_dir}"
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CLEAN="make KERNEL_SRC=${kernel_source_dir} clean"
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