Probably not. It needs same power supplies as does pyrenees, but DSI bus HS clocks are different N9 = 210.24 MHz (https://github.com/filippz/kernel-ad...-rm680.c#L1907) vs N950 = 256.32 MHz (https://github.com/filippz/kernel-ad...-rm680.c#L1953) - same goes for LP clocks. Other than that himalaya seems to be more like taal display (as pyrenees is OLED based) which is supported in mainline.

Still, I suggest working on 3.5 which is know to boot N950 with working display/touchscreen. When (if?) I get USB to work on mainline we'll be able to ssh into N9/N950 and use dmesg to see what's going on instead of serial cable. I suppose that's our best bet to make working display driver for N950.

I wonder if we could make use of ubiboot to load ubiboot again just on mainline kernel instead of some other OS (Nemo, SFOS, Debian) - as it just has what we need at this stage (watchdog kicking, display+touchscreen, usb networking + telnet/ssh). Other OS-es are quite "heavy" now and expect existance of WiFi, CMT, Audio, ALS/PS, BME.... Just an idea if someone would consider testing it