Rework the display command line options to not require new option for
every new display. Add mxcdi0fb/mxcdi1fb option <fmt> and to tell system
what kind of display device is going to use.
Use "di1_primary" to make DI1 the primary display (i.e. fb0).
The display selection is done using video= parameter.
For example on imx51:
di di_fmt video_mode
DVI: 0 RGB24 mxcdi0fb:800x600M-16@60 etc
DVI-HDMI: 0 RGB24 mxcdi0fb:720P60
LVDS: 0 LVDS666 mxcdi0fb:XGA
WVGA lcd: 1 RGB565 mxcdi1fb:800x480M-16@55
TVE: 1 YUV444 mxcdi1fb:TV-NTSC
mxcdi1fb:TV-PAL
mxcdi1fb:720P60
For example on imx53:
di di_fmt video_mode
DVI: 0 RGB24 mxcdi0fb:800x600M-16@60 etc
DVI-HDMI: 0 RGB24 mxcdi0fb:720P60
WVGA lcd: 0 RGB565 mxcdi0fb:800x480M-16@55
TVE: 1 YUV444 mxcdi1fb:TV-NTSC
mxcdi1fb:TV-PAL
mxcdi1fb:720P60
If you want to set NTSC tv as primary display, and make second display
DI0 as DVI 1024x768 resolution, just add
"di1_primary video=mxcdi0fb:RGB24,1024x768M-16@60 video=mxcdi1fb:YUV444,TV-NTSC"
to cmdline.
Signed-off-by: Rob Herring <r.herring@freescale.com>
Signed-off-by: Jason Chen <b02280@freescale.com>
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