Tweak defaults values for Debian Debian needs some default value and a way to compute DriverPath different from upstream. . Debian specific model snippets are added in comments between {% and %}. This model snippet is applied after the model generated from LCDd.conf. Hence these snippets can override upstream default value. For instance: . # {% upstream_default~ default=yes %} #ReportToSyslog=yes . Generated model has upstream_default=yes. This value is canceled by ' upstream_default~ ' and the default value is set to yes. . DriverPath is more complex. The model snippets adds a way to test and fix this system dependent value. The fix deletes the DriverPath value and the compute instructions provide the actual path using Dpkg::Arch to compute the lib triplet. This requires a runtime dependency on libdpkg-perl. . Device is qute tricky. On Debian, lcdproc package is delivered with a udev rules that creates a symlink from a rather unpredictable device file (can be /dev/lcd0 or lcd1 or ...) to /dev/lcd-imon. The model snippet added to Device ensure that the above symlink is used (if found) or use /dev/lcd0 as a fallback (which may be wrong though) . Protocol value is chosen by running lsusb. If the device is 15c2:0038, then Protocol default value is 1.
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