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Opened Feb 13, 2017 by guhl@guhl
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[hybris-adaptors] add powerstate_path as parameter to start and stop the sensor

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The startSensor and stopSensor methods in hybrisa-adaptors fail to start/stop the sensors on the devices thea and titan. They can be started/stoped using the enable file.

This change implements the powerstate_path as a parameter in the config file to start/stop the device using the same logic as in the sysfssensor based adaptors.

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git fetch "https://git.sailfishos.org/guhl/sensorfw.git" "master"
git checkout -b "guhl/sensorfw-master" FETCH_HEAD

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Step 3. Merge the branch and fix any conflicts that come up

git fetch origin
git checkout "origin/master"
git merge --no-ff "guhl/sensorfw-master"

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git push origin "master"

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Reference: mer-core/sensorfw!14

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