Install hwdb.d/ to $udevlibexecdir by default #127
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Let me test how this works out in Gentoo and I'll commit. |
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still not sure what to do with this one since i'd have to make adjustments. can you maintain this downstream for now. |
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Yeah, that's fine - it's an easy "mv" call in the build script :-) |
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This installs the hwdb.d "source" files to $udevlibexecdir/hwdb.d/ by default while leaving the hwdb.bin location alone.
Looking at src/udev/udevadm-hwdb.c, udevlibexecdir is hardcoded, while udevhwdbdir comes from autotools. It appears that the intent is to have the packaged files in udevlibexecdir with sysadmin overrides in udevhwdbdir, and that is what I experienced in systemd-udev v219 (though things may have changed since then).