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Handle virtio in private fs mapping

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When the vold core decides if a device is SD or USB, it checks for MMC
or virtio, however when the filesystem type is decided, it does not
check for virtio, only MMC. This causes virtio SD cards to be formatted
with ext4 unconditionally.

This fix is independently correct, but it incidentally gets adopted
storage working on cuttlefish (and Android Emulator) because f2fs can
support fscrypt and casefolding at the same time; ext4 currently cannot.

Bug: 156286088
Change-Id: I0b41670d5f76b2506dad437917c2276f8e0aaccf
Merged-In: I0b41670d5f76b2506dad437917c2276f8e0aaccf
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Alistair Delva 2020-05-19 15:49:26 -07:00
parent ff9975c04f
commit ea97154183
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model/PrivateVolume.cpp
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@ -38,6 +38,7 @@
#include <sys/wait.h>
using android::base::StringPrintf;
using android::vold::IsVirtioBlkDevice;
namespace android {
namespace vold {
@ -178,7 +179,8 @@ status_t PrivateVolume::doFormat(const std::string& fsType) {
if (fsType == "auto") {
// For now, assume that all MMC devices are flash-based SD cards, and
// give everyone else ext4 because sysfs rotational isn't reliable.
if ((major(mRawDevice) == kMajorBlockMmc) && f2fs::IsSupported()) {
if ((major(mRawDevice) == kMajorBlockMmc ||
IsVirtioBlkDevice(major(mRawDevice))) && f2fs::IsSupported()) {
resolvedFsType = "f2fs";
} else {
resolvedFsType = "ext4";