Encode the width, height and locale of the localized image as pixels so
that recovery can locate the correct range of the image from a
concatenated png file.
Also address a few todoes including wrapping the CJK text, making a
catch-all type for all languages.
Test: view the generated image under locale test
Change-Id: Icd3997eb4e992e76ef72526787d64c406f606970
As we localize the wipe data menu under the recovery mode, some
additional strings need the new translation. The strings include
1. The menu header that prompts a data wipe
2. Try again description
3. Factory reset description
4. The menu header to confirm a data wipe
5. Cancel description
We will resue the "Factory reset description" in the confirmation menu;
and the image_generator tool will be moved to this directory in later
cls.
Bug: 74397117
Test: mma
Change-Id: I706b8677dba506b62e890f6b200e3eb3b11ce483
We used to dump the public key files into some text format; and parse
them under recovery. But now we have switched to read the certificates
directly from the zip files; and there's no caller of this dumpkey host
tool any more.
Bug: 116655889
Test: mma
Change-Id: I115592e2a894b3375495c81cb249d1bed1a5d973
The commandline parser adds some flexibility to the argument parsing. It
also makes the help message more descriptive.
Bug: 74397117
Test: generate a image, checks the help message
Change-Id: Ib238658a9a6fa8806f1b0dde419c8fb970e7cb37
This program uses java.awt.Graphics2D to generate the background text
files used under recovery mode. And thus we don't need to do the manual
work by running emulators with different dpi.
The program takes the following parameters:
1. imageWidth: The number of pixels per line; and the text strings will be
wrapped accordingly.
2. textName: The description of the text string, e.g. "recovery_erasing",
"recovery_installing_security"
3. fontDirectory: The directory that contains all the support .ttf | .ttc
files, e.g. $OUT/system/fonts/
4. resourceDirectory: The resource directory that contains all the translated
strings in xml format, e.g. bootable/recovery/tools/recovery_l10n/res/
5. outputFilename: Path to the generated image.
Bug: 74397117
Test: checks the generated png files
Change-Id: Ia5506a0a4f5da1ebfd7090345eb246f44b265075
This change sets LOCAL_SDK_VERSION for all packages where
this is possible without breaking the build, and
LOCAL_PRIVATE_PLATFORM_APIS := true otherwise.
Setting one of these two will be made required soon, and this
is a change in preparation for that. Not setting LOCAL_SDK_VERSION
makes the app implicitly depend on the bootclasspath, which is
often not required. This change effectively makes depending on
private apis opt-in rather than opt-out.
Test: make relevant packages
Bug: 73535841
Change-Id: I82fee834c5d92e699e9571933faded11c6d4596e
Restore the max width to 900px for xxhdpi and 1200px for xxxhdpi
Bug: 34541299
Test: Checked width and images passed recovery_manual_test
Change-Id: If0fd51f93cfb3f965d4e9e69be5626eba89eb857
Locale texts are missing in the recovery log due to an extra empty
locale chunk in the png file. Fix the bug in the app and regenerate all
the background texts and compress the file with pngcrush + zopflipng.
Bug: 34054052
Test: Locale texts logged successfully on angler
Change-Id: I89f823a53c1eb69756183e8e11113216d093304f
am: 6fa5fa9
* commit '6fa5fa91bf1439e6c5070f3aee9b447f995882c1':
Explicitly set the font face and color.
Change-Id: I1b2079d35cb7165db738a8d9ca442fa96729979e
am: 70ae70b
* commit '70ae70b81e452ce8a85dfbb184786c02a9072c23':
Explicitly set the font face and color.
Change-Id: I94011b0f4df228e6cdfe4c095542839abb689a74
The dumpkey tool is used to dump encryption keys in a custom format
used by the recovery code. Nobody else uses this format AFAICT, so
it's more appropriate to keep the code of the tool alongside the
recovery code instead of next to mincrypt.
BUG:27326256
Change-Id: I30176845617972be1d6e46e9a9218e161fbf0680
A few simple warnings fixed to produce a clean clang build.
Change-Id: I9484f860903a80e4c91e204e7e6738145535f642
Author: Edwin Vane <edwin.vane@intel.com>
Reviewed-by: Ariel J Bernal <ariel.j.bernal@intel.com>
Yank all the code to install OTA packages out of the recovery binary
itself. Now packages are installed by a binary included in the
package (run as a child of recovery), so we can make improvements in
the installation process without waiting for a new release to use
them.
