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Add flag whether MTE state was forced

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This will be used by mtectrl to remember whether the MTE state was
overriden using the force_on / force_off flags or set by the user. We
need that information when the force_on / force_off flag is reset.

(this is a cherry-pick of 9ff5549670)

Bug: 291106070
Merged-In: I6178f0b88b718e96e5c8ee39113848f422e5fb6d
Change-Id: I6178f0b88b718e96e5c8ee39113848f422e5fb6d
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Florian Mayer 2023-07-13 11:01:16 -07:00
parent 5f765e81a3
commit c4556af552
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bootloader_message/include/bootloader_message/bootloader_message.h
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@ -110,6 +110,11 @@ struct misc_memtag_message {
#define MISC_MEMTAG_MODE_MEMTAG_KERNEL 0x4
#define MISC_MEMTAG_MODE_MEMTAG_KERNEL_ONCE 0x8
#define MISC_MEMTAG_MODE_MEMTAG_OFF 0x10
// This is set when the state was overridden forcibly. This does not need to be
// interpreted by the bootloader but is only for bookkeeping purposes so
// userspace knows what to do when the override is undone.
// See system/extras/mtectrl in AOSP for more information.
#define MISC_MEMTAG_MODE_FORCED 0x20
#if (__STDC_VERSION__ >= 201112L) || defined(__cplusplus)
static_assert(sizeof(struct misc_virtual_ab_message) == 64,