The OTA generation scripts need to know what system properties to
read from the OEM partition, so pass along from product definition.
Also define "thumbprint" which is only the build-specific parts of
the fingerprint. (Thumbs are smaller than fingers.)
Bug: 13367676
Change-Id: Iae051dcd2b1c67a7c8554d8ae318a4c54a86d614
Introduce ro.product.cpu.abilist32 / abilist64, which are
comma separated lists of the 32 and 64 bit ABIs that the
device supports. These properties are used by the zygote and
system server to determine what ABI an app should be
started with.
This changes move abilist related make steps out of envsetup.mk
and into config.mk because they depend on variables set by
core/combo/***. Additionally, config.mk performs a few additional
cleanups of these variables (like stripping them) after the
inclusion of envsetup.mk so this seems like a better place to
put them.
bug: 13647418
Change-Id: I3db39bdd761220c5b4966f651892fb592396f9a1
Recovery now has different res-*dpi directories for different display
densities. Select one based on the highest density specified in
PRODUCT_AAPT_CONFIG.
Change-Id: Ieb0657a08e5df87f914fdda78a038cbbf82619e9
Add a (read only) system property that is a comma
separated list of ABIs supported by the device in order
of preference. For example, typical arm-v8 device might
define:
ro.cpu.abilist = arm64-v8a,armeabi-v7a,armeabi
For most purposes, a single flattened list like the above is
probably more useful than the parallel system of variables
TARGET_CPU_ABI{2} / TARGET_2ND_ARCH_CPU_ABI{2} that we use
in the build system.
Change-Id: If9102669ad9f5f8fd89a8bcc5bf88cca1acadc3c
Certain products can define a list of system properties that should be
delegated to the OEM. Since these properties may be ro.*, we give
them first shot at defining.
Also support blacklist of properties that should never be defined by
build.prop, used to delegate to runtime fingerprint generation.
Bug: 13367676
Change-Id: I3f00db732f485818205a7b76b31edbdc3a89aac0
After building a patch for the system image (for incremental block
OTAs), apply it to a local copy of the file and test that it succeeds.
This is an imperfect test as it's using the local client's
syspatch_host, which may differ from the syspatch library actually
used in the target build, but it's somewhat better than nothing.
Change-Id: Ic0001b0145881e2ebd4b5b36ce9b5bcebd76deb4
The system partitions has regions that we shouldn't write and can't
depend on the contents of. Adds a new script to generate a map of
these regions (using the sparse image as input), and include the map
in the package zip so it can be used when writing or patching the
system partition.
Also fixes a bug where the wrong SELinux file contexts are used when
generating incrementals.
Change-Id: Iaca5b967a3b7d1df843c7c21becc19b3f1633dad
Include apps that appear under /system/priv-app
to also be included with the zip of all the apps.
Change-Id: If4687cf4c471877f11d78b68bad96f1842e49d87
Signed-off-by: rpcraig <rpcraig@tycho.ncsc.mil>
Add the --block flag to this script to control whether block-based OTA
packages are generated (defaults to off). Make the full OTA package
produced by "make otapackage" continue to produce a block-based OTA.
Also fix a problem where block incremental OTAs didn't ever succeed,
and the --no_signing option never worked.
Change-Id: I610d0b4abed4b8b65fbe8ce0abaeec6cf52e14a1
Currently, the "img" zip files generated by the build system lack the
script and data needed to rewrite the recovery partition, while the
"ota" zip files do (when installed).
In order to move towards block-based OTAs, we want the result of
flashing an image and the result of installing the corresponding OTA
package to be identical.
Generate the recovery-from-boot patch and install script as part of
the process of building the target-files. This requires breaking the
code to generate that out of ota_from_target_files into its own tool
that we can run from the Makefile. (ota_from_target_files can still
do this, so it continues to work with older target-files.)
Bug: 12893978
Change-Id: I80e62268840780b81216e548be89b47baf81b4ac
PRODUCT_COPY_FILES entries can include the src:dest:owner
syntax versus src:dest. This causes the filter to miss
certain cases. Instead use the word-colon function to
grab the dest regardless of syntax.
Change-Id: I1f4e57a236c1db148bada0cfe5bd1e87bb1194d6
Signed-off-by: rpcraig <rpcraig@tycho.ncsc.mil>
/system/lib always contains 32-bit libraries, and /system/lib64 (if
present) always contains 64-bit libraries.
Move things around a little bit, so TARGET_ARCH can be used to define
the build paths.
Bug: 11654773
Change-Id: I2edd91e162c7a20d7719d7bae15e5fa6c2a5b498
To run emma on a host Java library, in the module definition use:
LOCAL_EMMA_INSTRUMENT := true
then run make with "EMMA_INSTRUMENT=true".
Bug: 12178695
Change-Id: Ie31582b94f5c45381f534912e810f88d21dde9b2
Building recovery requires building a host .jar file. Change
platform.zip to always include the necessary host java prebuilts,
instead of only when building the 'platform-java' target.
Bug: 12186985
Change-Id: Ic823d764cb6b39bbf8c5d90c94b5dc99b55d34dc
When run with the -2 option, ota_from_target_files will generate a
package (full or incremental) that does some extra reboots in order to
install the new recovery first, so that the rest of the installation
is done with the new recovery. This can be useful if (say) the
package installation needs some features from the newer kernel.
For incremental packages, the verification phase is still done with
the old recovery.
This is only supported on devices where the misc partition is EMMC
(not MTD).
Two-step packages are slower to install and possibly confusing to
users (they will see their device reboot four times instead of twice),
so only use this option if necessary.
Change-Id: I3267d905e5e8eb1a1eb61bf48255b8b24ffc4ad1
Save the device-specific releasetools.py module in the target_files
zip so that the OTA tools can use it without needing to get it from a
client.
Change-Id: I2dd5f4628290a8f2f56bd519b07d4ca8d92fddcd
* commit 'c3644114805150eef2f5035085878e5f860c7436':
Revert "Enable incremental builder to find files that moved, and try to process them via patch + rename, instead of delete + add."
* commit '8ea83e902d931591af37e747763e768e7a6990be':
Revert "Enable incremental builder to find files that moved, and try to process them via patch + rename, instead of delete + add."
* commit '3b44339d6a443fde57db4ae84a7e46823da6d162':
Enable incremental builder to find files that moved, and try to process them via patch + rename, instead of delete + add.
* commit '37335b42385970d957d48056145a3d4c4dbc6087':
Enable incremental builder to find files that moved, and try to process them via patch + rename, instead of delete + add.
Update the OTA generation script to understand SELinux file
labels and file capabilities.
Make fs_config aware of SELinux labels and file capabilities, and
optionally output those elements whenever we output the
UID / GID / file perms. The information is emitted as a key=value pair
to allow for future extensibility.
Pass the SELinux file label and capabilities to the newly created
set_metadata() and set_metadata_recursive() calls. When the OTA
script fixes up filesystem permissions, it will also fix up the SELinux
labels and file capabilities.
If no SELinux label and capabilities are available for the file, use
the old set_perm and set_perm_recursive calls.
Bug: 8985290
Bug: 10183961
Bug: 10186213
Change-Id: I4fcfb2c234dbfb965cee9e62f060092a4274d22d
The existing logic in common.py breaks string arguments incorrectly:
e.g. --para1 val1 --para2 "val2 is a string" will be output as:
'--para', 'val1, '--para2', 'val2' 'is' 'a' 'string'
This will cause mkbootimg command fails due to the invalid arguments
generated from the wrong parsing.
The patch fixes this issue to get:
'--para', 'val1, '--para2', 'val2 is a string'
Change-Id: Ia34ec357550f11ae9d6adc719d86a0c6a9099fbc
Signed-off-by: Jianxun Zhang <jianxun.zhang@intel.com>
In apps_only build (after running tapas or exporting TARGET_BUILD_APPS),
run "make notice_files" to collect and combine the NOTICE files of
modules that are needed by the apps.
Bug: 10445634
Change-Id: I6555bba1104e43b48c723c82143c46d444a75e80
Collect and store proguard obfuscation dictionary files.
Only do this for apps_only build for now.
Bug: 9407666
Change-Id: I51c78bf0f42f959dc920de230e60e0f71ed0d0ea
Collect and store proguard obfuscation dictionary files.
Only do this for apps_only build for now.
Bug: 9407666
Change-Id: I0324eed6bb236abb0d3725f8d2a0b6c5c31935fe
Support using custom mkbootimg to allow boards to specify custom
boot image formats. Also export this as the environment variable
MKBOOTIMG to the *_from_target_files releasetools scripts.
Change-Id: I2084273b1175de097fb7da5c4f2264ea8014d74f
Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <bjorn.andersson@sonymobile.com>
Don't bother going through the source tree in more circumstances:
all cleaning goals, helping goals, no-deps goals.
Bug: 10244578
Change-Id: Id53a249085c62838e4193962a85e0ac34f46954f
Add "dev-keys" or "test-keys" to the value of ro.build.display.id for
user builds. (This is the property that is displayed under "Build
number" in the Settings UI.) Modify the signing script to remove the
keys tag from this value when signing.
Change-Id: I3d9d92056f8567d7f84b1be047619be7c6e4c419
- This can be used to deliver stuffs like kernel symbol file.
- Files are added in relative path from the top of android source tree.
- PDK_PLATFORM_ZIP_PRODUCT_BINARIES will be defined in BoardConfig.mk.
- files under out dir will be rejected to prevent possible conflicts.
bug: 9963432
Change-Id: Id1da643534cd86939df4941f39e4414d343bba99
Make fs_config aware of SELinux contexts, and output the context
whenever we output the UID / GID / file perms.
Pass the selinux context to the set_perm2() and set_perm2_recursive()
calls. When the OTA script fixes up filesystem permissions, it will
also fix up the SELinux context on the files.
Bug: 8985290
Change-Id: I6419b64c06309a93ac6b2f2cf9fc7f8815adeaf3
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
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: Ic26319c26c1166bc1062dfbcfb4e006af185249a
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
Ying Wang