And retire BOARD_DONT_BUILD_USERDATA_IMG.
This unifies the logic in build/core/Makefile and
build/tools/releasetools/img_from_target_files.
Change-Id: Ib6b4e8e0d8279ed7deaf047e9dc30eb65aba013f
You can dist the same file for multiple goals in multiple calls to
dist-for-goals. The first call will establish the real copy rule, while
the rest call just establishes the goals' dependency on the dest file.
This enable uss to remove the bizarre $(if ..) enclosing the droid and
sdk dist while avoiding make's multiple rules warning.
Change-Id: I76475db76a9e6167e0e606dd582b54e80dfcdd22
With this change, e2fsck is run only when you build the update.zip file,
which is built when "dist" is among the make command.
Bug: 7591683
Change-Id: I446b71d5aa9295aff3af622f115175f769746615
If multiple build targets use a common recovery.fstab or system.prop,
this allows them to live in a centralized location and not be copied
or symlinked to the device directories.
Change-Id: I7aeb31ed9dc9b43a5e2c9e46fe582b10cba71b24
Signed-off-by: Andrew Boie <andrew.p.boie@intel.com>
Before this change, because the file_contexts is not in the system,
data or cache directory, the dependency is not reliable.
This fixed the gms build error:
out/target/product/gms/root/file_contexts: No such file or directory
Change-Id: Id8d5b3f4557d43a509ccc00b21dd426a414b7c42
Before this change, because the file_contexts is not in the system,
data or cache directory, the dependency is not reliable.
This fixed the gms build error:
out/target/product/gms/root/file_contexts: No such file or directory
Change-Id: Id8d5b3f4557d43a509ccc00b21dd426a414b7c42
This can fix the error "/bin/bash: Argument list too long", if we get a
really long apk list.
Bug tracker Link: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=38937
Change-Id: I72258125c4297dfd9f8f502a96dbfa5a08f3cc50
Bug: 5368571
Now we have a phony target "tests" instead.
The target can be built in any other build variant (eg userdebug).
For example, "make PRODUCT-full-userdebug tests dist" will build and
put the *-test-* zip file in the dist dir.
The "tests" target will include all modules tagged as "tests" in
addition to other modules in specific target out directories.
Change-Id: I8383097380d8e6846c3e2107d6dd5f68788cfc39
Instead we should explicitly set up the dependency, if the module will
be used in the build process; Use LOCAL_MODULE_TAGS with eng, debug or
tests if the module is for testing; or add to PRODUCT_PACKAGES if it's
required by a product.
Change-Id: I326e97df6630dee4acc6582ce6cef2dec8289155
PRODUCT_COPY_FILES now is a list of words like <source
path>:<destination path>[:<owner>].
The optional :<owner> is used to indicate the owner of a vendor file.
Bug: 7048854
Change-Id: I435d1e18b7a091fb62513062cfc2e420e51557ec
If you try to build a recovery image without having built the main
system, creating the recovery resourc file can fail due to the
directory not existing.
Change-Id: I2daff847c0b58dfa519d0f742636f01dba28c689
Put the recovery UI images into a file in /system/etc where we can use
them for constructing the recovery image, so they don't need to be
included in OTA packages.
Change-Id: Iab2144865298c8967eb31660abd3bb11e6ec26fa
This patch adds BOARD_CUSTOM_BOOTIMG_MK. It is needed for some devices like
Sony Xperia S (LT26) because it needs a own bootimg format.
If BOARD_CUSTOM_BOOTIMG_MK is not set the build will be done in the normal
way, so other devices are not affected.
Change-Id: I66c8be6b107988d3238001e1dc612c044ed01aaa
Signed-off-by: Andreas Makris <andreas.makris@gmail.com>
The module names are phony targets and we should avoid having file targets
depend on phony targets.
Instead the build system makes sure to use the file dependency with
PRODUCT_PACKAGES.
Change-Id: I8dc59d8f9ed92c146b8827d71278e27214e60f3a
init used to automatically execute hardware specific init.rc files from
init.<hardware>.rc. If the hardware specific init.rc file was installed
in recovery.img, various unwanted services would try to start, so init*.rc
was deleted when creating the recovery root directory.
init was recently modified to explicitly import init.${ro.hardware}.rc
from the default init.rc, rather than always trying to load it. Since
recovery replaces the default init.rc with a custom one, it will never
try to load hardware specific init files.
In addition, there are cases where we need to start hardware specific
services, for example watchdogd, so we need
init.recovery.${ro.hardware}.rc to be installed.
Modify the build rule to delete the default init.rc from the recovery
root directory so it can be replaced with the custom recovery init.rc,
but leave all the hardware specific init files in place.
Bug: 6953625
Change-Id: I5d9555e3d54d2f1d9f49fb981bd412c53741337e
Ying Wang