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systemd/hwdb.d
fecet 6897562ea0 hwdb: sensor: add accel mount matrix for GPD WIN 5
The WIN 5 (DMI product G1618-05) ships the same BMI0160
accelerometer with the same physical mounting as the Win Max 2
(G1619-04), so reuse its mount matrix. Verified on hardware:
without the matrix iio-sensor-proxy reports
AccelerometerOrientation=normal regardless of physical pose,
and applying the G1619-04 matrix makes orientation transitions
(normal / left-up / right-up / bottom-up) track the device
correctly.
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