Checksum the entire recovery partition at boot time to see if we need
to rewrite it, rather than just the first 2kb.
Bug: 5668350
Change-Id: I777754f92e8da630ae3c09bb0d4c41884ff62f39
The signing and OTA-building tools now understand the
default_sys_dev_certificate value which may be present in the
META/misc_info.txt file of the target-files packages.
Change-Id: I64f09ec0b77a5184b6ddb74019255518776ee773
Works around a problem observed on a retail device: incremental update
from build 1 to build 2 partially completed, leaving a mix of files
from the two builds. (Why it booted into the regular system instead
of recovery to restart update installation is still a mystery.)
build.prop was one of the files updated, so the device reported itself
as having build 2. The device hobbled along for months in this state,
until build 3 was released and the 2-to-3 incremental package
repeatedly failed (because some of the files it was trying to patch
were build 1).
This change makes updating build.prop the very last thing does by an
incremental update script, so if installation is aborted and the
regular system starts (and works at all), it will continue reporting
itself as build 1 and be sent the 1-to-2 OTA package again.
Change-Id: I1edc1dcef2bd2495b6fd96517c2f4c574b994f27
Gmake in Darwin has file descriptor leak.
In a full build, ota_from_target_files will inherits
more than 2000 open PIPEs from gmake and fails in a call to select.select().
This change fixes the build by closing the PIPEs before doing real work.
Change-Id: Ie7035d7add0b1da3afb6bf9c2009d40f8c7d29b3
img_from_target_files now, with the -z flag, will produce an output
zip with only the bootable partitions (boot and recovery).
img_ and ota_from_target_files can take, instead of a simple
"target_files.zip", a name of the form
"target_files.zip+bootable_images.zip", where the second zip contains
bootable images that should be used instead of building them from the
target_files.zip. (This should be the zip produced by the above -z
flag, perhaps with the images messed with in some way, such as by an
unnamed OEM's extra signature wrapper for their "secure boot"
process.)
Bug: 3391371
Change-Id: Iaf96dfc8f30e806ae342dcf3241566e76ae372d4
Gmake in Darwin has file descriptor leak.
In a full build, ota_from_target_files will inherits
more than 2000 open PIPEs from gmake and fails in a call to select.select().
This change fixes the build by closing the PIPEs before doing real work.
Change-Id: Ife021382198642a97bbbf0b623e4f24f3d86b2b2
Merge commit '8317e66433903badaec8ebd2b9ec2b8153f3d612'
* commit '8317e66433903badaec8ebd2b9ec2b8153f3d612':
make info_dict and GetTypeAndDevice available to device extensions
Include the recovery.fstab file in the recovery image. Remove the
global fs_type and partition_type values from the target-files
key/value dict, and parse the recovery.fstab file instead to find
types for each partition.
(Cherrypicked from gingerbread w/some edits to resolve conflicts.)
Change-Id: Ic3ed85ac5672d8fe20280dacf43d5b82053311bb
Include the recovery.fstab file in the recovery image. Remove the
global fs_type and partition_type values from the target-files
key/value dict, and parse the recovery.fstab file instead to find
types for each partition.
Change-Id: I35ee2dd0989441dc2a704b63c1b32e598049acb5
Instead of separate files for recovery api version, tool extensions,
and mkyaffs2 options, put those all in the generic key-value file.
Change-Id: Ib642311632844d52e4895fd4747093fc7e86232d
Do the yaffs-specific adjustments to image sizes in common.CheckSize,
instead of baking it into the image size stored in the target-files
package. Remove the special fs_type flag and fold it into the
"info_dict" we have for saving key-value pairs from the build system.
Change-Id: I6e63f3330f6277d9a946b22e66cadeb51203ba14
Move the image sizes into a more generic key-value file. Make them
optional. Add additional key/value pairs describing what kind of
filesystem the device uses. Pass new fs-type-related arguments in
edify scripts when mounting and reformatting partitions.
Don't include all the init.*.rc files from the regular system in
recovery -- they aren't needed, and break recovery on some devices.
Change-Id: Ic1c651f754ed00ba1cffe8cf56c43f7f3b0ebfd7
This makes them accessible from device-specific extensions (so they
can be used to send radio images as binary patches, for instance).
Change-Id: I2f2174b93b4265abf9400f9e5a0982caca0771e9
Remove the remaining (unused and untested) support for generating
amend scripts. This means that you won't be able to OTA directly from
cupcake to gingerbread.
Change-Id: Iaf5295db92a42b336960d05295f48b67cb729337
ASLR for shared libraries is controlled by "-a" in ota_from_target_files.
Binary files are self-contained (supported by apriori/soslim).
Signed-off-by: Hristo Bojinov <hristo@google.com>
Change-Id: I500e325bf4a70a8d69a2ab9b2938e83dadb4e65d
Move the image sizes into a more generic key-value file. Make them
optional. Add additional key/value pairs describing what kind of
filesystem the device uses. Pass new fs-type-related arguments in
edify scripts when mounting and reformatting partitions.
Don't include all the init.*.rc files from the regular system in
recovery -- they aren't needed, and break recovery on some devices.
Change-Id: I40e49e65f0d76f735259e4b4fef882322cd739da
Remove the remaining (unused and untested) support for generating
amend scripts. This means that you won't be able to OTA directly from
cupcake to gingerbread.
Change-Id: Ie7179a5f2e5ca0d2c0305000344ac39b1dd7385f
Store a dump of the desired uid/gid/mode for every system file in the
target_files zip. Modify ota_from_target_files to use this stored
information when it is available, instead of running fs_config from
the current client (which might be out of sync from the one where the
target_files zip was built).
b/2516887 - New android_filesystem_config.h needed
Change-Id: I8409a0265d1d50daad9c2bc033c99b74b8931b20
applypatch now takes patches as blob-valued arguments instead of just
filenames, eliminating the need to unpack all patches to /tmp before
starting to apply them.
Revert the last change I made where sha1_check(read_file(...)) was
substituted for apply_patch_check(...). apply_patch_check() knows to
check /cache/saved.file if the original source file is missing or has
a bad checksum, which is important if the device loses power or
otherwise restarts during patching.
Change-Id: Ia5b761474b0f809a5a5eed29455b1b145145699e
- Delete the applypatch code (it's being moved to bootable/recovery).
- Change the OTA script generator to verify the sha1sum of all the
patch files after they are unpacked into /tmp.
b/2361316 - VZW Issue PP628: Continuous reset to Droid logo:
framework-res.apk update failed (CR LIBtt59130)
Change-Id: I5858d48f10127f72e708d50d3de844569d1aff27
(Cherry-pick from donut.)
Delete the old recovery-from-boot patch before patching system files,
then install the new one at the end of the process. Also fix an issue
with applypatch returning the wrong status.
Change-Id: I614fce39f307eded696ba792912b863f9fb0580b
Three unrelated changes:
- change the add-radio-file makefile function to support adding files
with paths. (The path part of the pathname is stripped off.)
- add an UnmountAll function to the OTA script generation code, so
that we can explicitly unmount everything we've mounted (in addition
to doing it automatically at the end of the script).
- add the updater API version to the info object passed to
device-specific code.
Change-Id: Ia62b15403c1cc8fce8d9910f291450c8077e49f4
Make the recovery image be the first thing installed in system/ in the
OTA package, so it will get installed even if the system partition
fills during OTA installation.
Store the location of the releasetools extensions in the target-files
zip, and make ota_from_target_files use that stored location by
default (though it can still be overridden with -s if desired).
Change ota_from_target_files to compute binary patches for all the
changed files in the OTA package in parallel. On a recent test build
this cuts incremental construction time roughly in half (6 min to 2
min 40 sec).
Make the OTA progress bar advance a bit more smoothly by reallocating
how much is dedicated to various phases of incremental OTA
installation, based on some crude measurements of how long each phase
takes.
imgdiff now understands the zip file format and can produce smaller
patches by doing the patching in uncompressed space. Start taking
advantage of this for .zip, .apk, and .jar files.
