Switch the locale header in the png files from Locale.toString() to
Locale.toLanguageTag(). For example, en_US --> en-us and sr__#Latn
--> sr-Latn. Also clean up recovery a bit to expect the new locale
format.
Bug: 35215015
Test: sr-Latn shows correctly under graphic tests && recovery tests pass
Change-Id: Ic62bab7756cdc6e5f98f26076f7c2dd046f811db
Also remove the 0xff comparison when validating the bootloader
message fields. As the fields won't be erased to 0xff after we
remove the MTD support.
Bug: 28202046
Test: The recovery folder compiles for aosp_x86-eng
Change-Id: Ibb30ea1b2b28676fb08c7e92a1e5f7b6ef3247ab
(cherry picked from commit 7aa88748f6)
[root cause ] miniui has no mechanism to protect
the buffer which is displaying
[changes ] recovery
[side effects] ui show
[self test ] sc9850-2 general operation has not display abnormal
[reviewers ] xinglong.zhu
Signed-off-by: xinglong.zhu <xinglong.zhu@spreadtrum.com>
[change_type ] AOB --> google_original
[tag_product ] common
Change-Id: I989a0b2943ff6070a0e98718cfbe95144510d3a2
Previously most devices would lose the character before a line wrap.
The log's text rendering was starting at offset 4 but none of the
arithmetic was taking this into account. It just happened to work
on the Nexus 9's 1536-pixel wide display (1536/18=85.3) but not on
a device such as the Nexus 5 (1080/18=60).
The only active part of this change is the change from 4 to 0 in the
gr_text call. The rest is just a few bits of trivial cleanup while I
was working out what was going on.
Change-Id: I9279ae323c77bc8b6ea87dc0fe009aaaec6bfa0e
[Problem]
Droid and animation color in recovery mode are incorrect
[Modify]
- Add support for flipping (zero copy) with RECOVERY_ABGR.
- Decodes PNG files to BGRA directly, and other fills, text and alpha blending are also done directly in BGRA (i.e. blits can still bypass conversion)
- Remove the BGRA workaround added previous for single buffer mode (f766396)
Bug:19216535
Change-Id: Ie864419fc6da776ff58b2d02e130f203c194500f
Signed-off-by: Tony Kuo <tony.kuo@mediatek.com>
If your screen is a TV, it may not actually be displaying the edges of
the framebuffer. Allow specifying an overscan percentage, and move
each edge of the framebuffer in by that percent of the width/height.
(The gr_* layer just lies to the caller about the size of the
framebuffer, telling the caller it's smaller than it really is, and
offsets all drawing commands to match.)
Change-Id: I11bb2feb39ae522bd3e957a14ebdecf3609e0fdc
Add "RECOVERY_24_BIT := true" to the device's BoardConfig.mk to use
24-bit framebuffers in the recovery ui.
Change-Id: Iaede138bf7870becf237f12f1c0e49c9ff82d007
