restorecon_recursive doesn't traverse filesystem boundaries. On
tracefs systems, tracing is a separate filesystem, so restorecon
this as well
Bug: 30963384
Test: Boot hikey, and check that there are no debugfs_tracing denials in dmesg
Change-Id: I24abd3ad80d2cfdab4f64fecee799fc0c24ed238
This will make it possible to start some key services before mounting
data partition
Bug: 30118894
Change-Id: Ia9f8cc035de6cc0df9a61605864915efa0266d7f
(cherry picked from commit abfbec342f)
This will make it possible to start some key services before mounting
data partition
(cherry picked from commit abfbec342f)
Bug: 30118894
Change-Id: Ia9f8cc035de6cc0df9a61605864915efa0266d7f
The sched_compat_yield option was eliminated in Linux 2.6.38 by commit
ac53db596cc0 ("sched: Use a buddy to implement yield_task_fair()") and
as a result, the following error is printed to the log during boot up.
init: write_file: Unable to open '/proc/sys/kernel/sched_compat_yield':
No such file or directory"
Bug: 30034121
Change-Id: Idbdb68de0cb3ab1f67d82a4d66af880bcfdfe261
(cherry picked from commit 724dfbac70)
The sched_compat_yield option was eliminated in Linux 2.6.38 by commit
ac53db596cc0 ("sched: Use a buddy to implement yield_task_fair()") and
as a result, the following error is printed to the log during boot up.
init: write_file: Unable to open '/proc/sys/kernel/sched_compat_yield':
No such file or directory"
Bug: 30034121
Change-Id: Idbdb68de0cb3ab1f67d82a4d66af880bcfdfe261
We will store OTA packages there for both A/B and non-A/B OTAs. The
directory will be accessed by GMSCore (for both), uncrypt (non-A/B),
update_engine (A/B), update_verifier (A/B) and possibly system server
(for non-A/B OTAs to clean up half-way uncrypt'd packages).
Bug: 28944800
Change-Id: I5aa8156ec5052bd15dfadd4d8c28925d464e4401
(Cherry picked from commit 2b22a66382)
This adds a system property for controlling unprivileged access to
perf_event_paranoid. It depends on adding kernel support for
perf_event_paranoid=3 based on grsecurity's PERF_HARDEN feature to
completely disable unprivileged access to perf. A minimal port of this
feature is used in the vanilla Debian kernel by default.
It hides the non-hardened value as an implementation detail, since while
it is currently 1, it will probably become 2 in the future.
Bug: 29054680
Change-Id: I6e3ae3cf18d8c76df94f879c34fb6fde519b89a9
This adds a system property for controlling unprivileged access to
perf_event_paranoid. It depends on adding kernel support for
perf_event_paranoid=3 based on grsecurity's PERF_HARDEN feature to
completely disable unprivileged access to perf. A minimal port of this
feature is used in the vanilla Debian kernel by default.
It hides the non-hardened value as an implementation detail, since while
it is currently 1, it will probably become 2 in the future.
Bug: 29054680
Change-Id: I6e3ae3cf18d8c76df94f879c34fb6fde519b89a9
am: 2618d90c2f
* commit '2618d90c2fa3f952a195dfd4ecd9f92ec462bccb':
init.rc: Remove cpu weight set on the root cgroup
Change-Id: I2663c368032a3c9f851de7d1e47f68c3a25b0d52
The old way (using triggers) starts defaultcrypto twice because
queue_property_triggers_action retriggers the action.
Bug: 27452459
Change-Id: I48c844836f551673d0dbfed6c33bd8ee1e035f40
We create per-user directories under this location, so it should
only be created once by init, similar to all the other user-specific
directories.
Bug: 27896918
Change-Id: I9ec55e4fd763c0eda6c6e50483694a6377344586
"You are in a maze of twisty little symlinks, all alike."
Restore the /mnt/sdcard symlink, for compatibility with older Android
apps. This symlink was suppose to have been removed in the Gingerbread
time frame, but lives on.
Note: The /mnt/sdcard symlink was originally created in device specific
*.rc files in the device/vendor/hardware/* directory. This change moves
the creation of the symlink into the common init.rc file.
Bug: 25801877
Bug: 28108983
Change-Id: I2f9bf71bddffadb587d7376dfdfc8a546c84ec28
Paul Lawrence