This file no longer exists:
- /file_contexts has been split into plat_file_contexts and
nonplat_file_contexts since commit
b236eb6ca204cefcb926e19bd5682f9dcad4021d (system/sepolicy).
- It was named /file_contexts.bin prior to the split.
'-S file_contexts' is also no longer required by e2fsdroid, since commit
2fff6fb036cbbb6dedd7da3d208b312a9038a5ce (external/e2fsprogs). It will
load the file contexts via libselinux.
Test: Trigger the path by performing a data wipe for converting to FBE.
Change-Id: I179939da409e5c0415ae0ea0bf5ddb23f9e6331e
(cherry picked from commit 7af933b6a6)
update_verifier should be backward compatible to not reject legacy
care_map.txt from old releases, which could otherwise fail to boot into
the new release.
For example, we've changed the care_map format between N and O. An O
update_verifier would fail to work with an N care_map.txt - a) we have
switched update_verifier to read from device mapper in O; b) the last
few blocks that contain metadata can't be read via device mapper. This
could be a result of sideloading an O OTA while the device having a
pending N update.
Bug: 63544345
Test: As follows on sailfish:
1. Flash the device with this CL;
2. Put a copy of N care_map.txt at /data/ota_package/. Restore the
permissions properly ('cache' group);
3. `adb reboot bootloader`;
4. `fastboot set_active <current_slot>`
5. Device boots up into home screen, with a warning in logcat that says
it has skipped legacy care_map.txt.
Change-Id: I6acc88c9e655a9245e6531f176fef7953953935f
When /cache is unwritable, recovery hits a crash loop. Because it
passes nullptr to fileno(3) when writing back the locale file. This
prevents user from recovering a device - it cannot boot far enough to
recovery menu which allows wiping /cache.
Bug: 63927337
Test: Corrupt /cache and boot into recovery on bullhead:
1. m -j recoveryimage
2. fastboot erase cache
3. fastboot boot $OUT/recovery.img
4. recovery menu shows up.
Change-Id: I1407743f802049eb48add56a36298b665cb86139
receive_new_data may exit too early if the zip processor has sent all
the raw data. As a result, the last few 'new' commands will fail even
though the brotli decoder has more output in its buffer.
Restruct the code so that 'NewThreadInfo' owns the decoder state solely;
and receive_brotli_new_data is responsible for the decompression.
Also reduce the test data size to 100 blocks to avoid the test timeout.
Bug: 63802629
Test: recovery_component_test. on bullhead, apply full updates with and
w/o brotli compressed entries, apply an incremental update.
Change-Id: I9442f2536b74e48dbf7eeb062a8539c82c6dab47
Execute mke2fs to create empty ext4 filesystem.
Execute e2fsdroid to add files to filesystem.
Test: enter recovery mode and wipe data
Bug: 35219933
Change-Id: I10a9f4c1f4754ad864b2df45b1f879180ab33876
(cherry picked from commit ac31808cd3)
This is a regression when adding support for margin space in commit
171b4c4c.
We're losing one char when showing long log lines. Because text_ is
aware of kMarginWidth, but not the the added indent (TEXT_INDENT).
Test: 'View recovery logs' on angler, with no missing character.
Change-Id: I284d54681d603e85e69d8e9c25173b1437a704df
Add a new writer that can decode the brotli-compressed system/vendor
new data stored in the OTA zip.
Brotli generally gives better compression rate at the cost of slightly
increased time consumption. The patch.dat is already compressed
by BZ; so there's no point to further compress it.
For the given 1.9G bullhead system image:
Size: 875M -> 787M; ~10% reduction of package size.
Time: 147s -> 153s; ~4% increase of the block_image_update execution time.
(I guess I/O takes much longer time than decompression.)
Also it takes 4 minutes to compress the system image on my local
machine, 3 more minutes than zip.
Test: recovery tests pass && apply a full OTA with brotli compressed
system/vendor.new.dat on bullhead
Change-Id: I232335ebf662a9c55579ca073ad45265700a621e
In a rare case, a random chunk will pass both the gzip header check
and the inflation process; but fail the uncompressed length check in the
footer. This leads to a imgdiff failure. So, we should treat this chunk
as 'normal' instead of 'inflated' while generating the patch.
Bug: 63334984
Test: imgdiff generates patch successfully on previous failing images.
Change-Id: Ice84f22d3653bce9756bda91e70528c0d2f264a0
Move away from taking int* for the Y-offset. Change it to int and return
the offset instead.
Test: Check the recovery menu and 'Wipe data' menu.
Change-Id: Ib15e070a0d576a0f8f66f35605cb8479e7071f26
We're not actually following the gaps as in the comments. For example,
Nexus 6P is supposed to use 220dp and 194dp gaps (top and bottom
respectively), but the actual numbers are 185dp and 194dp. Because the
animation icon and text sizes don't match the ones claimed (animation:
expected 200dp or 700px, actual 800px; text: claimed 14sp, actual 76px).
The top gap changes (shrinks) as we compute the baselines bottom-up.
This CL switches to using computed gaps: the major UI elements always
stay vertically centered, with identical top and bottom gaps.
Bug: 63093285
Test: 'Run graphics test' on angler/volantis/fugu/ryu.
Change-Id: I3cadbb34f728cf034afa47ac02a6deba8cb6b4e7
WearRecoveryUI::draw_progress_locked() has declaration only, where
the definition was deleted in commit
5e7cfb9af6.
WearRecoveryUI::ClearText() is a duplicates of
ScreenRecoveryUI::ClearText().
Test: Build swordfish recovery image. 'Run graphics test' and 'View
recovery logs'.
Change-Id: Ib66955d1d496f04359b4d6487160218e8f954478
The install logging currently assumes that the build number is a 32-bit
integer and prints an error when that doesn't hold true. However, that's
only a convention used by Google builds.
From build/core/version_defaults.mk:
ifeq "" "$(BUILD_NUMBER)"
# BUILD_NUMBER should be set to the source control value that
# represents the current state of the source code. E.g., a
# perforce changelist number or a git hash. Can be an arbitrary string
# (to allow for source control that uses something other than numbers),
# but must be a single word and a valid file name.
#
# If no BUILD_NUMBER is set, create a useful "I am an engineering build
# from this date/time" value. Make it start with a non-digit so that
# anyone trying to parse it as an integer will probably get "0".
BUILD_NUMBER := eng.$(shell echo $${USER:0:6}).$(shell $(DATE) +%Y%m%d.%H%M%S)
endif
Change-Id: I8e7cec0618783f69545ba76d0dce2bbc1681784c
Get rid of pixel offset variables, and use makefile variables in
BoardConfigs.
Bug: 37779982
Test: Verified vr ui has same behavior.
Change-Id: Ifbf44e27d7101aedbe3c0e6db4b8181d56efadfd
(cherry picked from commit 81a8e4cab2)
