The skip-secondary flag now replaces flash-primary. This flag will
skip over the secondary images for both flashall and update.
Change-Id: I9f380f3195006d325d6c45776bf79ecec17506ad
Slots are now referred to as a and b instead
of _a and _b. For the moment, _a and _b will
still be supported. For old devices that
support A/B, they are assumed to have 2 slots.
Bug: 29643845
Change-Id: Ieab6bed7b4977d8386dcec0afa434371f54bd63f
This reverts commit 6c98509c34.
This seems to break flashing of devices without a/b slots (most devices).
Change-Id: I235cfb29a8898920dedf7a5dbb22e2c6dc590244
Fastboot update and flashall will now flash secondary
images if provided, and if the --slot flag is not set
to 'all'. Also added flash-primary to preserve the
previous behavior, and flash-secondary to just flash
the secondary images.
Bug: 29278988
Change-Id: Ia870e4be55617c0eefa4e1381287f8cd14affe7e
Some devices will report an error string as a value
when unknown variables are queried. This can lead to
unexpected behavior, so we attempt to detect this case
by seeing if the suffix list doesn't make sense.
Change-Id: I939b1e01c40ddc05d881fd54423406db250cc8e5
If the device has previously failed to boot, and the current slot is
marked as unbootable, we must call set_active to reenable the slot.
Bug: 29827625
Change-Id: I8b723dda80e246b48e5967aff4503c3d120bfb9b
am: 272b2694cd
* commit '272b2694cd3556120a3e39b88a0702103e2ed58a':
Report errno more often in fastboot.
Change-Id: Ie26d2c70e65b70c08017f848f21fb91d6f20e3a4
am: 05ec41963d
* commit '05ec41963d7e219a78ef9ffad6d1b1dcf5f4135c':
Use more std::string in fastboot.
Change-Id: I819aefd792b1c3cd98403f0b25afa21717086e44
Help text had some missing end of line markers.
Bug: None
TEST=make out/host/linux-x86/bin/fastboot; fastboot
Change-Id: Iaa9e4e0a2d70c7d427f5e99e72fe1c2e2c26ee92
On linux we archive both Linux and Windows binaries.
Bug: 27315911
Change-Id: I17d25cd1ea611a9c917f1e78b47f21a8959eea20
(cherry picked from commit 71edfc8b9a)
Currently the TCP handshake fails if the device TCP protocol version
doesn't match the host exactly, but the protocol is supposed to allow
for forwards compatibility by accepting any protocol version >= itself.
That way the other side can potentially lower its protocol to match and
keep going.
This CL fixes the protocol version check and adds corresponding unit
tests.
Bug: http://b/27220700
(cherry picked from commit aad72a533f)
Change-Id: Ib17f0a55eb910105a27609bc94bf76a30442e92e
Implements a UDP protocol for fastboot, documented in
fastboot_protocol.txt.
This version of the protocol does not include multi-packet windowing,
which will likely be needed to achieve reasonable speeds over WiFi.
Since we don't have any WiFi use cases yet, we'd like to get this in
now and update the protocol later if it becomes necessary.
Usage:
fastboot -s udp:<hostname>[:port] <command>
Bug: http://b/26154914
(cherry picked from commit 4601c978ca)
Change-Id: Ia5bbae6bcd6405671f594d7120b3994746d234d3
UDP fastboot will require re-transmission in the case of datagrams
getting lost. This CL adds Socket functionality to easily distinguish
between a normal timeout and a socket failure.
I also found some Windows docs that indicate sockets may become
invalid after a call to recv() times out. This has never occurred in
my testing, but to be safe this switches the timeout implementation
to use select() instead of SO_RCVTIMEO.
Bug: http://b/26154914
(cherry picked from commit c742a7f174)
Change-Id: I339d42fc40d853ee48d1b457d06b67faf5799d91
Currently the TCP handshake fails if the device TCP protocol version
doesn't match the host exactly, but the protocol is supposed to allow
for forwards compatibility by accepting any protocol version >= itself.
That way the other side can potentially lower its protocol to match and
keep going.
This CL fixes the protocol version check and adds corresponding unit
tests.
Bug: http://b/27220700
Change-Id: Ib17f0a55eb910105a27609bc94bf76a30442e92e
Implements a UDP protocol for fastboot, documented in
fastboot_protocol.txt.
This version of the protocol does not include multi-packet windowing,
which will likely be needed to achieve reasonable speeds over WiFi.
Since we don't have any WiFi use cases yet, we'd like to get this in
now and update the protocol later if it becomes necessary.
Usage:
fastboot -s udp:<hostname>[:port] <command>
Bug: http://b/26154914
Change-Id: Ia5bbae6bcd6405671f594d7120b3994746d234d3
Daniel Rosenberg