When a device is restarted, the UART may go away before the
packetizer. Print an error and sleep in case it isn't really
a restart.
Bug: 70855323
Test: Repeated restarts, check for Bluetooth tombstones
Change-Id: I2b4e677451e826d40dcc9d063d80dc0e17fc9aca
Add mutex in function Send() and OnTimeout() to do mutual
exclusive access on lpm_wake_deasserted.
If lpm_wake_deasserted is out of sync with the actual
wake state, then platforms which use the lpm hint
will break.
Bug: 64299848
Test: run affected platform for a long period of time
and find that hci commands do not time out
Change-Id: I9f630d6f40f84b9c047c6488632cd44d6602bb14
Adding .hal change IGnssConfiguration to enable
external (system) control of satellite usage.
Adding VTS tests of the new .hal (ready for
partners to integrate against.)
Bug: 38269641
Test: .hal & vts builds,
vts test runs and fails fast (no 1.1 HAL on
initial test device),
vts test logs run as expected on a 1.0 device (with tests to make
this run),
on-device sanity check of GPS works,
builds with JNI test code (to be submitted separately)
Change-Id: I72b5045eb0eea30d51ed5098248482cbbfc5aaff
bug:70205403
Test: manual play movies test forcing the legacy default
widevine plugin to be used, instead of the widevine hidl
service.
Change-Id: Icb5b234999c5bf49b31d967814e48d42d9dd767f
So that init knows how to start it and to provide
an example of how to specify interfaces since there
are no lazy starting services on Pixel yet.
In order to make lights a lazy service, it would also
have to be marked as 'oneshot'.
Test: manually using Light as a lazy service
Bug: 64678982
Change-Id: I846a7e2d9545b42af9b985adb74883bda1b8c355
So that init knows how to start it and to provide
an example of how to specify interfaces since there
are no lazy starting services on Pixel yet.
In order to make lights a lazy service, it would also
have to be marked as 'oneshot'.
Test: manually using Light as a lazy service
Bug: 64678982
Merged-In: I846a7e2d9545b42af9b985adb74883bda1b8c355
Change-Id: I846a7e2d9545b42af9b985adb74883bda1b8c355
In theory, 32bit HD Radio station ID + subchannel index (parts of
HD_STATION_ID_EXT) is a globally unique identifier. It allows broadcast
radio framework to determine which programs are the same and allow the
application to match entries from favourite list and the program list
provided by the tuner.
However, some broadcasters don't perform equipment setup correctly and
don't set station ID. As a result, there are some stations with
conflicting IDs.
As a workaround to treat these stations separately in a given location,
FM frequency was added as a part of HD_STATION_ID_EXT. This still doesn't
solve the global uniqueness problem: user might save KCQW 105.5 (sid=0) in
California, travel to Nevada and find KNAB 105.5 (sid=0). It turns out
there is no reliable identifier that might identify the station globally.
As a workaround, shortened station name is added for double-checking.
This is a best-effort fix, so it's not required for such misbehaving
stations to get correctly identified in every corner case.
Bug: 69958777
Test: VTS
Change-Id: Id11243096f1cde7fdda5cb70a7248d1831985cdd
According to the camera_module_t::get_number_of_cameras() description
in camera_common.h, it should only return the number of "fixed"
cameras, i.e. cameras, facing to the front and to the back. Any
cameras, with the facing value of "external," i.e. externally connected
cameras, should not be reported by it, instead they should later be
reported, using the
camera_module_callbacks_t::camera_device_status_change() callback.
However, this doesn't work. When a camera is reported this way, it is
ignored as unknown. Fix this by adding a new camera, when its status
change is reported.
Change-Id: I18874ed005f477e32fb723c00c16b67a81cde6ce
Signed-off-by: Guennadi Liakhovetski <guennadi.liakhovetski@intel.com>
Configstore was up-revisioned from 1.0 to 1.1. However no new
APIs were added to 1.1. Therefore configstore in master will be down
revisioned to 1.0.
Bug: 71555815
Test: lshal | grep configsotre
Test: "cat proc/<configstore pid>/status | grep Seccomp " return:
Seccomp: 2
Change-Id: I65d2dc06fbe12d0c0ccc020bbd287e0b14320f2f
