debian: split config into separate package - #26
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Move udev rules and ASoC blacklist configuration out of the kernel package into a dedicated audioreach-config package. Add: - audioreach.rules (udev rules) - asoc-blacklist.conf (modprobe/ASoC config) - audioreach-config.install Remove: - audioreach-kernel.install (no longer needed) Update debian/control to introduce audioreach-config package. This keeps kernel (DKMS) package policy-neutral and follows best practice of separating driver code from userspace configuration. Signed-off-by: Sairamreddy Bojja <sbojja@qti.qualcomm.com>
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Move udev rules and ASoC blacklist configuration out of the kernel package into a dedicated audioreach-config package.
Add:
Remove:
Update debian/control to introduce audioreach-config package.
This keeps kernel (DKMS) package policy-neutral and follows best practice of separating driver code from userspace configuration.