On Fri, 2009-11-13 at 12:30 -0600, Victor Lowther wrote: > On Nov 13, 2009, at 7:30 AM, Martin Pitt <martin.p...@ubuntu.com> wrote: > > > Hello Victor, hello Richard, hello devkitters, > > > > in the past half year we have come quite far with the "halsectomy", > > i.e. deprecating hal [1]. The main two remaining items are now X.org > > input devices (where a patch is already being discussed), and the > > suspend quirks in pm-utils. > > > > I would like to push this forward a little. From what I can see, the > > are two sensible options: > > > > (1) Convert the hal-info suspend quirks to a simple text format and > > put it into/maintain it directly in pm-utils. > > > > → nice encapsulation, maintained at the place where they are > > actually needed > > I did this as an experiment last year, and it worked out well at the > time. I will see if I still have that branch around somewhere to make > available for comment.
Attached is the code I posted to the hal mailing list last November to
migrate the video quirk database out of HAL and into something a little
easier for bash to deal with. It did not have the full expressive power
of the hal-info XML format, but that was mostly not needed anyways --
the only place it was used was the 21-nvidia quirk for handling g80
chipsets with the nv driver, but that can just as easily be hacked into
a few lines of bash.
Hacking this into a pm-utils hook would not be that tricky -- the flow
would go something like this:
if has_kms || has_nvidia || has_fglrx || has_smart_intel; then
skip_all_quirks
elif has_nvidia_g80; then
do_g80_magic
else
use_video_quirks
fi
video_quirks definitly has bugs, but it did OK as a proof of concept for
me.
video-quirks.bash
Description: application/shellscript
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