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Current File : /usr/lib/udev/hwdb.d/90-hwe-ubuntu.hwdb
# This file intentionally contains no hwdb rules, and serves as documentation
# for hwdb rules shipped with systemd-hwe-hwdb.
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# The systemd-hwe-hwdb package contains hwdb rules for hardware enablement
# (HWE) on Ubuntu, which are not (yet) present in systemd. The hwdb files
# included in systemd-hwe-hwdb follow the convention of those shipped with
# systemd. For example, HWE hwdb rules for keyboards (if any) are defined in
# 90-keyboard-ubuntu.hwdb.
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# may be the only file included in systemd-hwe-hwdb.

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