Hello,

I have isolated and resolved a hardware regression affecting the 
OmniVision camera module on the newer Intel-based Dell XPS 14 
configurations running under clean mainline kernels.

While testing against the upstream 7.2 release stack, applications 
interacting directly with raw libcamera pipelines (such as qcam) 
initialized successfully but rendered frames completely inverted. 
Furthermore, the mismatch between physical mounting and the factory ACPI 
SSDB buffer (which maps a hardcoded sensor rotation value of 0) 
triggered an internal driver stack trace during the subsystem boot phase.

This patch introduces an explicit DMI motherboard vendor and board ID 
matching rule ("0H2HX9") inside ipu_bridge_parse_ssdb() to override the 
faulty ACPI metadata, setting the property value to 180 degrees natively 
during initialization.

Testing confirms this entirely resolves the boot-time stack trace and 
successfully stabilizes the webcam feed inside qcam at full native 
frequency. Note that containerized/sandboxed GTK4 consumers under 
Wayland (such as gnome-snapshot) still encounter separate userspace 
format-negotiation deadlocks, but this patch successfully stabilizes the 
underlying kernel-side topology baseline.

Please review for inclusion into the staging media-tree.

Best regards,
syphyr