pmaports/device/main/device-purism-librem5/device-purism-librem5.post-install

#!/bin/sh

# Enable GPS support
sed -i 's|# nmea-socket=/var/run/gps-share.sock|nmea-socket=/var/run/gnss-share.sock|' /etc/geoclue/geoclue.conf

rc-update -q del gpsd
rc-update -q add gnss-share
purism-librem5: new device (Purism Librem 5) (!869) This adds a device package for the Librem 5 phone [ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI 2020-01-14 03:55:23 +00:00			`#!/bin/sh`

			`# Enable GPS support`
purism-librem5: replace gpsd with gnss-share (MR 2736) gnss-share is a location provider I wrote for the librem 5's GPS module, and can be used directly from geoclue. It allows saving and loading A-GPS data (manual steps, for now) to facilitate faster fixes. I'm not completely happy with having to use sed to patch geoclue's conf, but: 1) I really only need to change 1 line 2) there's a non-zero chance geoclue's conf will be changed in aports if new permissions are required for things later So carrying the config in the device package and using "replaces=geoclue" (like the postmarketos-* stuff) didn't seem like a maintainable solution long term since the geoclue conf might gain needed fixes/features that might make a copy in the device package outdated... 2021-12-10 08:19:48 +00:00			`sed -i 's\|# nmea-socket=/var/run/gps-share.sock\|nmea-socket=/var/run/gnss-share.sock\|' /etc/geoclue/geoclue.conf`

			`rc-update -q del gpsd`
			`rc-update -q add gnss-share`