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Yes, based on the context provided, you will likely need to change some parameters in the Kernel or Device Tree Source (DTS) to enable proper functionality of the LVDS display under Linux. Since the display works with Windows CE but not with Linux, it suggests that the issue is related to the Linux configuration. You should focus on adjusting the kernel parameters and DTS settings to ensure they are correctly configured for the LVDS display. This may involve specifying the correct display timings, resolution, and interface settings in the DTS file to ensure compatibility with the LVDS display.
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