This fixes parsing when arguments contain colons, a typical usecase
would be:
-vendor/app/TimeService/TimeService.apk;:timeservice_app_cert
Change-Id: I7500ae09632632ddc10734d9b1df267e28286b67
* COMMON_JAVA_PACKAGE_SUFFIX for jar
* COMMON_ANDROID_PACKAGE_SUFFIX for apk
Change-Id: I812405dac12ef7183985c66a6e43b0ea5f85989c
Signed-off-by: Mohd Faraz <mohd.faraz.abc@gmail.com>
Switch to blueprint on:
- shared objects
- $partiton/etc/ files
- JARs
- executable binaries and scripts
- APKs
Only /sbin binaries are still in Android.mk because blueprint
doesn't handle sbin installation yet
Change-Id: I1dfd7e8bb575367b2a7fa9e333c4c6fa3aa68180
Some devices put stuff on /system, /system/vendor or even
/system/vendor/odm. Search for these paths too when generating
TARGET_COPY_OUT_$partition variables.
Change-Id: Ie2c087e57aaca02d5ea93f290d5fc50d1315a600
With support for 4 independent partitions now, we seriously
need to start putting /system blobs in their own directory.
Add support for file lists with system/ prefixes while
maintaining support for old file lists without it.
Also, TARGET_COPY_OUT_SYSTEM is a thing now, and all devices,
regardless of treble or not, set TARGET_COPY_OUT_$partition
so let's get rid of the treble compat option and default it
to true.
Change-Id: I5b798d293768d7c1e16db3ba01e2de3e083088d7
* ./../../xiaomi/sm6150-common/../../../vendor/lineage/build/tools/extract_utils.sh: line 1: /#!/bin/bash: No such file or directory.
Signed-off-by: PIPIPIG233666 <2212848813@qq.com>
Change-Id: I178f745d4ecb818c38706ff100611df19221065d
* Traditionally, the task of hex-editing blobs has been approached in 2 ways:
(1) Do it out-of-band, commit the modified blob, and record its edited
sha1sum in proprietary-files.txt (aka pin it).
(2) Do it in-band, by adding code to the device-level extract-files.sh
(usually this performs patchelf or sed). This code runs after the
extract_utils functions were invoked.
* Problems of approach (1):
- It relies on verbal (basically commit message) documentation of
the hex-editing that was done. Makes it more difficult to reproduce.
- Each time blobs are updated, pinning needs to be temporarily removed,
hex-editing done again manually and new hash put back.
* Problems of approach (2):
- It is incompatible with the concept of pinning, which is useful
for kanging blobs from another device. A pinned blob would either:
- Match the hash, get hex-edited, then it won't match the hash
next time around.
- Not match the hash (because of, say, hex-editing), then the
extraction script would use an unwanted blob version instead of the
pinned one (either that, or say "!! file not found in source").
* In summary, this patch adds system-wide support for approach (2) in order
to address the aforementioned shortcomings.
* At device level, users of extract_utils who wish to perform blob
fixups can override a blob_fixup() Bash function in their
extract-files.sh immediately after running "source ${HELPER}". The
blob_fixup() function will be called by the common extract() function
after extracting every individual blob, giving the user the
opportunity to hook custom code after this operation takes place.
* In proprietary-files.txt, the line corresponding to this blob which
needs fixups can look in one of 2 ways:
(a) vendor/lib64/vendor.qti.gnss@1.0_vendor.so
Do this if you are taking the blob from the stock ROM. The fixup
script will always run after the blob is extracted.
(b) vendor/lib64/vendor.qti.gnss@1.0_vendor.so|249c76153f8de014bf2dd2ab623ee3d87741fbc8|f7e9ee8e3804887a2f3939128e860767e6f27258
Do this if you are kanging the blob from somebody else. The pinning
logic now applies for both the pre- and the post-fixup hashes. The
fixup script will only run if the blob doesn't match the hex-edited blob,
although the fixup script should really be idempotent.
Change-Id: Ifdd73c885d995c645f6210597537693d1a2f903f
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
* The use case is easier updating of pinned blobs. When --kang is set,
pinning is automatically ignored, and the script will print lines at
its output that can be directly copied back into the
proprietary-files.txt.
* Best served together with --section ${SECTION}, and proper grouping
of the proprietary-files.txt.
Change-Id: I648fbcbd4580a4a002b00828bcfee18d1e265d7b
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
* This also makes the --section argument non-positional, since otherwise
it is not possible to easily support more than one optional positional
argument. This is in preparation of one more optional argument to come
in a follow-up patch: --kang.
Change-Id: Ieb142e0854319defb9a278ab68cd4aeefd0fbdd5
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
* The use case is that if you have the following layout:
$TOP --- system.img
|
+-- vendor.img
you should be able (from $TOP) to:
mkdir system; mount -o ro,loop system.img system
mkdir vendor; mount -o ro,loop vendor.img vendor
and then (from device tree)
./extract-files.sh $TOP
But this doesn't work if system.img is SAR and contains another
"system" dir inside. This patch makes sure it searches for a "system"
dir in the provided path as well, if it couldn't find the blob
anywhere else.
Change-Id: Ib49cd5b587b3a57478a66ff69cf840270c2b1403
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
* This makes the printed output closer to the proprietary-files.txt syntax
Change-Id: I81b844bb6bb1d1a2f91a39151a892fbfc0bed20b
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
* If an apk/jar doesn't exist, the script would still try to deodex it.
* If an xml doesn't exist, the script would still try to "fix" it.
* Take it easier, man, it's not your fault.
Change-Id: I3061fb48b403da5121e3c17dd9ecdb6cd148bf97
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
* Root cause of the issue is improper naming of variables. Turns out,
there was no variable to even denote where the blob should have been
searched for, at "src".
* Previously there was one such variable, suggestively called "TARGET", that
was desperately trying to serve as both, depending on who +2d hacks harder.
* One such example is "c982836 extract_utils: Fix makefile generation issues".
That patch deliberately trimmed the "src:" from a spec (therefore
obviously breaking the search at src) but enabling the searching at
dst, via the good-for-all TARGET variable.
* This patch introduces the following variables:
- SRC_FILE: absolute path corresponding to SPEC_SRC_FILE in the
Android filesystem.
- DST_FILE: absolute path corresponding to SPEC_DST_FILE in the
Android filesystem. Somewhat analogous to the old TARGET variable,
but actually contains the leading / as well (/system/bin/adsprpcd
instead of system/bin/adsprpcd).
* Use existing common get_file() function (which previously was
impossible to use, because it was impossible to determine calling
arguments properly) to reduce complexity of handling adb and disk
image as blob sources.
* Via the new SRC_FILE and DST_FILE variables, search for a blob in all
possible locations (including paths stripped of "/system" which
transforms an absolute path in the Android filesystem into a proper
relative path to that file in a disk image).
Change-Id: Ic40fb4dc93541d8b3f33fde586b773199cf4ded2
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
* This denotes the path of the file that results from the extraction
process, relative to the "proprietary" directory.
* This is a cleanup patch.
Change-Id: I38e759bb6ed697f0a31ca35a7aa9b9b92f8b6793
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
* The write_product_copy_files() and write_product_packages() functions
rely on its undocumented behavior of keeping target_args in the
returned list, because they are users of target_args (such as
";PRESIGNED" etc).
* Make the behavior documented.
Change-Id: If71595dca32abd40039706d4fed2d7f12e005365
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
* Strip target_args from target_file at callee instead of at caller
* WARNING! Changes (improperly documented) behavior of prefix_match()
function, which is expected to not strip target_args(), and the root
cause why stripping target_args was currently done at caller. Will be
addressed in next patch.
Change-Id: I820d2350aa64ff41374809fcb22f812257132652
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
This reverts commit c982836ca6.
This breaks extracting from src in "src:dst", such as from a disk image.
Will be addressed in the cleanup commit that follows.
Change-Id: Iff84a926f0c3bf908320b43ba40235e0a89db644
* proprietary-files.txt entries such as
"-app/TimeService/TimeService.apk:priv-app/TimeService/TimeService.apk" should
generate a "LOCAL_SRC_FILES := proprietary/priv-app/TimeService/TimeService.apk"
in the Makefile definition.
* However, currently, the prefix_match function is being called on the whole
PRODUCT_PACKAGES_LIST entry (whole line, including ":"), and therefore,
TimeService.apk would be included in the APPS list instead of PRIV_APPS.
* Furthermore, because of the incorrect prefix_match, the generated
LOCAL_SRC_FILES is "proprietary/app/priv-app/TimeService/TimeService.apk",
which breaks the build because there is no file at that wrong path.
* The fix is to make the extract function match up with write_product_packages
by applying the target_file function on all BUILD_PREBUILT source files.
Change-Id: Ib4859b8854db0f2142bb3f28cce8dd25f7141732
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
vdexExtractor is a tool made by anestisb that is written in C++
with code taken directly from art. However, anestisb has also added
a quicken decompiler to oatdump that was merged upstream, so we only
need vdexExtractor for 8.1 and 8.0.
Change-Id: Ic2cf2dc627a1ad2fa4d500d02d9eac8b8a9577b5
Signed-off-by: Joe Maples <joe@frap129.org>
* Oreo expects VNDK compatible files to be listed as LOCAL_VENDOR_FILE,
not LOCAL_PROPRIETARY_FILE.
Change-Id: Ia2384c4f3ab3a99b79df52c796c53dc25a0f4a88
* Fix makefile generation for packages that have set
a different target destination
* Thanks to rashed and javelinanddart for their help
in debugging and solving this issue.
Change-Id: I1f5a1abd6929e4a7e0ccd6370d3a3dd986f94fed
Skip the extraction of pinned files if the ones currently available
have the expected sha1. If we don't, we will overwrite pinned files
with potentially incorrect files when the current vendor files are
not moved to a temporary directory (i.e. when not cleaning vendor).
Change-Id: I640d6bf2ed98eb366a4df17f0ebeaec81cb5274b
We want to cleanup our temporary files independently on the signal,
so just execute a trap on 0. This will ensure temporary files are
always removed and doesn't require any extra care when trapping
signals such as SIGINT that require an explicit exit call.
Change-Id: Ieff4f15c44a9ac9d5a543d14c140ebd72c0e7344
To be honest, this name is a little misleading, this is how it should
have been done in the first place. This allows devices to copy vendor
files to the proper location depending on TARGET_COPY_OUT_VENDOR rather
than hardcoding system/vendor. This allows devices with dedicated vendor
partitions to copy directly to vendor. The only reason it's optional
is that some nexi set TARGET_COPY_OUT_VENDOR to system which would cause
some weird breakage.
Change-Id: Ic46bc1086737835340abef9f61693d386bc6a5dc
* Make a tempdir using the mktemp command rather than just making a
dir in /tmp to accomodate for systems that don't set proper perms
or dont have /tmp
* Fix the deodex procedure to pull files from the right path
Change-Id: I181863599b6670e3a149069dbb7b13ebf73bae8e
