Add backlight and hidpi service. Add network restart script.

1 files changed, 39 insertions, 25 deletions

diff --git a/system76-driver.install b/system76-driver.install
index a782267e7c4c..c5bec98d4561 100644
--- a/system76-driver.install
+++ b/system76-driver.install
@@ -1,49 +1,63 @@
 post_install() {
 cat << EOF
 
-	To enable the System76 driver service at boot, run the following command as root:
+    To enable the System76 driver service at boot, run the following command as root:
 
-		systemctl enable system76.service
+        systemctl enable system76.service
 
-	To manually start the service (without reboot), run the following command as root:
+    To manually start the service (without reboot), run the following command as root:
 
-		systemctl start system76.service
+        systemctl start system76.service
 
-	Before removing the System76 service, run the following commands as root:
+    Before removing the System76 service, run the following commands as root:
 
-		systemctl stop system76.service
-		systemctl disable system76.service
+        systemctl stop system76.service
+        systemctl disable system76.service
 
-	To install settings and patches, specific for your System76 laptop model, execute System76 Driver 
-	application and click "Install Drivers". If the application won't start, you can manually start it 
-	using following command as root:
+    The package also provides two additional user services:
 
-	GUI version:
+        system76-backlight.service   Backlight Daemon for NVIDIA 9 Series on GNOME
+        system76-hidpi.service       System76 HiDPI Daemon
 
-		system76-driver   
+    The backlight service can (optionally) be started automatically:
 
-	CLI version:
+        ln -s /usr/share/applications/system76-driver-backlight.desktop /etc/xdg/autostart/system76-driver-backlight.desktop
 
-		system76-driver-cli
+    To install settings and patches specific to your System76 laptop model, execute the System76 Driver 
+    application and click "Install Drivers". If the application won't start, you can manually start it 
+    using following command as root:
 
+    GUI version:
 
-	(!) If you do not use grub bootloader, please check output for possible manual actions required for
-	your model related to bootloader modifications.
+        system76-driver   
 
-	(!) For Clevo W740SU BIOS/Firmware users on Galago UltraPro: your will need to create /etc/system76-daemon.json
-	file with following content:
+    CLI version:
 
-		{
-			"vendor": "System76, Inc",
-			"model": "galu1"
-		}
+        system76-driver-cli
+
+
+    (!) If you do not use Grub bootloader, please check output for possible manual actions required for
+    your model related to bootloader modifications.
+
+    (!) For Clevo W740SU BIOS/Firmware users on Galago UltraPro: your will need to create /etc/system76-daemon.json
+    file with following content:
+
+        {
+            "vendor": "System76, Inc",
+            "model": "galu1"
+        }
     
-	to override laptop model for daemon and system76-driver-cli, because it fails to correctly identify laptop
-	model with non-System76 BIOS/Firmware flashed.
+    to override laptop model for daemon and system76-driver-cli, because it fails to correctly identify
+    laptop model with non-System76 BIOS/Firmware flashed.
+
+    (!) If you experience Wifi issues after resuming from suspend, consider using the included network
+    restart script:
+
+        ln -s /usr/lib/system76-driver/system76-nm-restart /lib/systemd/system-sleep/system76-nm-restart
 
 EOF
 }
 
 post_upgrade() {
-	post_install
+  post_install
 }