# I2C-HID recovery quirks.
#
# These are intentionally narrow. They are only for known platforms where
# generic ACPI recovery plus normal probe retries still are not enough.
#
# Matching is exact. At least one DMI or ACPI field must be present.
# Actions only run on probe failure, and i2c-hidd applies at most one extra
# quirk-driven retry for each read mode.
#
# Supported match keys:
#   sys_vendor, board_vendor, board_name, board_version,
#   product_name, product_version, bios_version,
#   acpi_path, acpi_hid, acpi_cid
#
# Supported action keys:
#   gpio_io_index          zero-based index into device GpioIo resources
#   drive_high             pulse active-high when true, active-low when false
#   hold_ms                active pulse duration, default 20
#   settle_ms              post-restore delay, default 60
#   require_initial_level  only run if the GPIO currently matches this level
#
# Example:
#
# [[i2c_hid_quirk]]
# match.sys_vendor = "Example Vendor"
# match.product_name = "Example Laptop 13"
# match.acpi_hid = "ELAN0000"
#
# [[i2c_hid_quirk.probe_failure_action]]
# gpio_io_index = 0
# drive_high = false
# hold_ms = 25
# settle_ms = 120
# require_initial_level = true