The patch modifies the Legacy GSI to use BoardConfigGsiCommon.mk
instead of board config treble-common*.mk, and delete these
treble-common*.mk files.
After the patch, the GSI common board configs are in single file
BoardConfigGsiCommon.mk
The patch also includes:
- Moving `TARGET_COPY_OUT_VENDOR := vendor` to
BoardConfigGsiCommon.mk, because GSI always contains no vendor
contents.
- Configure the binder interface bitness explicitly.
- Unify the structure of each BoardConfig.mk.
Bug: 122282239
Test: compare the out folder between with and without the patch
Test: output files are all the same
Change-Id: Ie5901446920dda317dea848e6d5a7bbcf10a32cf
GSI inherited from aosp_base_telephony.mk, but it included some settings for
emulator. So this patch changes to inherit from more pure makefiles to
includes AOSP and telephony modules.
Bug: 65332895
Test: Test on some Pixel devices with GSI, boot to home screen
Change-Id: I98523e864ccf06ddba4422bc8380bc6ff0095d5a
Move the common 32/64 bits product settings from aosp_xxx.mk to
target/product/treble_common_(32|64).mk
The original core_64_bit.mk is not match the GSI requirement,
and will be revised soon. So, clone the content of
core_64_bit.mk into treble_common_64.mk.
Bug: 64653300
Test: Build pass
Change-Id: I6154a5c4927287c703a874b5cbf6a7f0c2c3594c
The generic system.img shouldn't contain any specific verity metadata
because we don't mandate how to do verified boot. Plus, OC-DR devices
use AVB instead of vboot 1.0.
Bug: 62647718
Test: Boot a DR device with the generic system.img
Change-Id: I0966d88d4512621cce7b8abdc28a90a6e312a391
Move the common part from make file of generic AOSP system images into
treble_common.mk, and update the content of common part.
The common part inclueds:
- HAL interfaces
- VNDK libs
- VNDK-SP libs
- Some other modules supporting HAL interfaces
- Some Treble default configurations
Bug: 37927875
Test: boot to home screen with the generic system image
Merged-In: I4202454d57970cef713f7d6437191094df0009e9
Change-Id: I4202454d57970cef713f7d6437191094df0009e9
aosp_arm_a: for non-A/B 32-bit arm devices
aosp_arm64_a: for non-A/B 64-bit arm devices
Both are based on aosp_arm64_ab (for A/B devices).
Bug: 36153731
Test: build with oc-dev and the resulted system image works on one
32-bit arm device successfully (no 64-bit arm device to test yet).
Change-Id: Ifb5c4239e5c22005e055cfa840feca9c0a92586f
