Merge commit '33357f5477a24cb16bd3dd692fe5ca14755ab033'
* commit '33357f5477a24cb16bd3dd692fe5ca14755ab033':
Make netd restart when system server hangs on it.
Merge commit '6490257d116c35d3da927ee7b91179dde64ef713' into gingerbread-plus-aosp
* commit '6490257d116c35d3da927ee7b91179dde64ef713':
Make netd restart when system server hangs on it.
netd has been seen hanging (cause suspected but unconfirmed)
which then brings down the system server which blocks forever
on its main thread trying to connect to netd with its hung
event loop.
This then results in an infinite watchdog runtime restart loop
because the situation never improves: netd is still borked.
Instead, we should kill netd and give it another chance when
the system server dies.
Bug: 3018996
Bug: 3017876
Change-Id: Ibf9ecf0ffcb78e48c38e5167f21cbeefe0e2a47f
- look in /vendor/firmware/... in addition to /system/etc/firmware/... for firmware loading
- add /vendor/bin to path before /system/bin
- add /vendor/lib to ldpath before /system/lib
- configure appropriate permissions for /system/vendor/bin
- symlink /vendor -> /system/vendor
Change-Id: I0c06ca1e38a44f0c7024cee6cea8907aa93a4532
Merge commit '8df3a4a554184afba71887995c5f0983ce81196f'
* commit '8df3a4a554184afba71887995c5f0983ce81196f':
remount / as read-only only on post-fs to allow per-target config of /
Merge commit '4012c0a46ab2ebdf6a1298bc4e85ed3368d1b8a4' into gingerbread-plus-aosp
* commit '4012c0a46ab2ebdf6a1298bc4e85ed3368d1b8a4':
remount / as read-only only on post-fs to allow per-target config of /
Merge commit 'f2af88e81af5efb2d585963507f798d5a8b93d67' into gingerbread-plus-aosp
* commit 'f2af88e81af5efb2d585963507f798d5a8b93d67':
Tracking merge of dalvik-dev to gingerbread
This introduces some new buckets that will be used by the activity
manager, and adjusts the default levels to match what we had been
setting for Droid.
It turns out Passion has been using the old levels, which makes no
sense for how much memory it has. Also it is a problem with these
definitions spreading to other projects for different devices, so
I am going to update the defaults to be appropriate for our newer
devices, and put here a file to tune them down for something like
the sapphire.
Change-Id: Ia4f33c4c3b94aeb3656f60b9222072a1d11e9e68
Merge commit 'b1fb3bd13a4da8bc46a44ec5eef6de9cb952f163' into kraken
* commit 'b1fb3bd13a4da8bc46a44ec5eef6de9cb952f163':
Make /proc/kmsg and /proc/sysrq-trigger system-process-readable
This is so that the system process can capture kernel thread stacks when the
watchdog detects a deadlock. Previously, /proc/kmsg was root/root and mode
0400, and /proc/sysrq-trigger was root/root and mode 0200. With this
change, /proc/kmsg becomes root/system and 0440, and /proc/sysrq-trigger
becomes root/system and 0220.
Change-Id: Iac46bd10bd11d495024afeb5d693107ce5074791
init now creates files in /dev/bus/usb/ for user access to USB devices.
Files are chmod 660 with group AID_USB.
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
Devices with non-MTD storage need to override the filesystem mounting
commands in init.rc. Moving them to a new "fs" init level allows a
custom init.<device>.rc to handle the mounting.
Change-Id: If0e655139b9734650fb798b6eb0a90e2241fc29b
This reverts commit a7d88224ff.
This cgroup subsys should be mounted on it's own mount-point, since it's
addition to /dev/cpuctl causes the cpu subsys to EPERM
Brad Fitzpatrick