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mmdolze 59f3cbdb45 * Automatically exclude the pin for switchable backlight from keypad scanning
in the 4bit and 8bit wiring. This fixes problems with flickering backlight if
  a slow parallel port is used. IMPORTANT: This may require a hardware change!
* In code comments use the same line names as in the user's guide (Y1/X1
  instead of Y0/X0).
* Add documentation about hd44780-ftdi's 4bit mode.
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UNDERSTANDING LCDPROC DRIVERS

LCDproc drivers are compiled as modules that will be loaded by the 
LCDd daemon's core on request.

To understand how to write a driver see docs/API-0.5.txt or the
section about the driver API in the Developer's Guide.