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DeviceInfo

DeviceInfo allows to set device specific configuration, which can be accessed in an uniform way using libdeviceinfo.

Device specific overrides

Configuration files per device are located at /etc/deviceinfo/devices/[device].yaml. It will try to autodetect the correct configuration to load based on model of the device, using android props for halium/android devices and dtb for native linux devices.

Note

This file needs to be all lowercase, as any autodetected device name will be converted to lowercase.

For example, the file for the Nexus 7 tablet (flo) would be located at /etc/deviceinfo/devices/flo.yaml and needs to start with the device's name:

$ cat /etc/deviceinfo/devices/flo.yaml
flo:
  DeviceType: tablet
  GridUnit: 18
  WebkitDpr: 2
  PrimaryOrientation: Landscape
  ...

In case you can not add a new file to the rootfs, you can bind-mount /etc/deviceinfo/devices/halium.yaml. For a reference, see the configuration bringup for bonito/sargo.

If no device specific configuration exists or a key is not specified for the device config, DeviceInfo will fallback to /etc/deviceinfo/default.yaml. Keep your configuration simple and try to not duplicate any entries, which are already defined in default.yaml.

Any key can be added without needing to modify deviceinfo to use it. This allows for a lot of flexibility, however keys should be properly documented in order to not duplicate keys.

Built-in config keys

Key Description Value(s)
Name Device name / codename Any string
PrettyName Pretty name of the device Any string
DeviceType Sets device type desktop, tablet, phone
GridUnit Sets scale units Any integer
SupportedOrientations Orientations supported by the device Portrait, InvertedPortrait, Landscape, InvertedLandscape
PrimaryOrientation Primary orientation of the device Portrait, InvertedPortrait, Landscape, InvertedLandscape
PortraitOrientation Orientation of the device when in portrait mode Portrait, InvertedPortrait, Landscape, InvertedLandscape
InvertedPortraitOrientation Orientation of the device when in inverted portrait mode Portrait, InvertedPortrait, Landscape, InvertedLandscape
LandscapeOrientation Orientation of the device when in landscape mode Portrait, InvertedPortrait, Landscape, InvertedLandscape
InvertedLandscapeOrientation Orientation of the device when in inverted landscape mode Portrait, InvertedPortrait, Landscape, InvertedLandscape

Other keys are documented in the component specific subpages.

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