While the system.img images currently built with AVB support verify
correctly, mounting the filesystem content fails. This is because
'avbtool add_hashtree_footer' used to claim some of the unused /
DONT_CARE space for stashing the verity tables and this resulting in the
mapped device ending up being smaller causing the mount failure.
Fix this by leaving enough room for AVB hashtree and metadata before
building the image. This is achieved by moving the AVB hashtree support
into build_image.py and using a just added '--calc_max_image_size'
option to 'avbtool add_hashtree_footer' to figure out how much space to
leave out.
This depends on https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/281821/
Bug: 31264226
Test: Mounting dm-verity set up from system.img now works.
Merged-In: I4c5de1004c1059f8c582e76b3b8517d427aa1a87
Change-Id: I945a5f1f6782791736cd319f216cfa6b448fb04d
This updates the build system for the new Android Verified Boot
codebase. As this is based on Brillo Verified Boot, this change replaces
the existing BVB support.
Android Verified Boot is enabled by the BOARD_AVB_ENABLE variable
BOARD_AVB_ENABLE := true
This will make the build system create vbmeta.img which will contain a
hash descriptor for boot.img, a hashtree descriptor for system.img, a
kernel-cmdline descriptor for setting up dm-verity for system.img and
append a hash-tree to system.img.
Additionally, the descriptors are left in boot.img and system.img so a
third party can create their own vbmeta.img file linking - using the
option --chain_partition - to these images. If this is not needed
footers can be erased using the 'avbtool erase_footer' command. It's
also harmless to just leave them in the images.
By default, the algorithm SHA256_RSA4096 is used with a test key from
the AVB source directory. This can be overriden by the
BOARD_AVB_ALGORITHM and BOARD_AVB_KEY_PATH variables to use e.g. a
4096-bit RSA key and SHA-512:
BOARD_AVB_ALGORITHM := SHA512_RSA4096
BOARD_AVB_KEY_PATH := /path/to/rsa_key_4096bits.pem
To prevent rollback attacks, the rollback index should be increased on a
regular basis. The rollback index can be set with the
BOARD_AVB_ROLLBACK_INDEX variable:
BOARD_AVB_ROLLBACK_INDEX := 5
If this is not set, the rollback index defaults to 0.
The variable BOARD_AVB_MAKE_VBMETA_IMAGE_ARGS can be used to specify
additional options passed to 'avbtool make_vbmeta_image'. Typical
options to be used here include '--prop', '--prop_from_file', and
'--chain_partition'.
The variable BOARD_AVBTOOL_BOOT_ADD_HASH_FOOTER_ARGS can be used to
specify additional options passed to 'avbtool add_hash_footer' for
boot.img. Typical options to be used here include '--hash_algorithm' and
'--salt'.
The variable BOARD_AVBTOOL_SYSTEM_ADD_HASHTREE_FOOTER_ARGS can be used
to specify additional options passed to 'avbtool add_hashtree_footer'
for systems.img. Typical options to be used here include
'--hash_algorithm', '--salt', and '--block_size'.
BUG=31264226
TEST=Manually tested on edison-eng by inspecting {boot, system,
vbmeta}.img in out/ directory as well as their counterparts in
the IMAGES/ directory of edision-target_files-eng.zeuthen.zip
Merged-In: Ic9a61cfc65c148b12996e57f04da5432eef6b982
Change-Id: I97042655bca15e7eac899f12c5bada2f6184d307
The userdata.img and cache.img entries are not useful in signed builds;
because fastboot doesn't look at these two entries in the *img.zip when
flashing a device. And they aren't used elsewhere. Therefore, skip
building the image files for them when signing the target files with
sign_target_files_apks. Also, add an option "--is_signing" to avoid
adding these two images when we call add_img_to_target_files.
Change-Id: I39ba91a86d9a856d7d01771f6d1403dbf21f2011
Test: Run sign_target_files_apks on a target file and userdata/cache.img doesn't not generate.
Bug: 30642470
add_img_to_target_files.py fails when the target_files.zip is over 4GiB
when adding IMAGES/ folder. Specify the flag to allow creating
target_files.zip with ZIP64 extension.
Other zip artifacts (-img.zip, -ota.zip etc) remain in non-ZIP64 format.
zip2zip is not affected, which still creates non-ZIP64 zips even when
copying from target_files in ZIP64.
Bug: 30961841
Test: "make dist" with large system image and check the artifacts.
Change-Id: I0568745f01ef8f0239081f783eac92288d4fdd84
add_img_to_target_files.py has an option of "-a" to add missing
images only. Under this option, the script should skip copying
the radio images for A/B devices when given image exists already
under "IMAGES/".
Test: Run the command on an A/B device, the existing radio images under "IMAGES/" don't get overwritten; and missing images are added correctly.
Bug: 29608905
Change-Id: Ie034b85a5d777d53e367f99470cea4d19cb1aaaf
This change will enable the target zip to include partition defined in
BRILLO_VENDOR_PARTITIONS. This is necessary for OTA to support
partitions other than boot and system in ab_partitions.txt.
The target zip will include images in BRILLO_VENDOR_PARTITIONS if
defined, under VENDOR_IMAGES/ with path kept. Also any vendor partitions
defined in AB_OTA_PARTITIONS will be copied to IMAGES/ in the target zip.
BUG: 28623063
Change-Id: Ic479048dfb8ac506acf827865e784fcb0432a1d5
This change will enable the target zip to include partition defined in
BRILLO_VENDOR_PARTITIONS. This is necessary for OTA to support
partitions other than boot and system in ab_partitions.txt.
BUG: 28623063
Change-Id: I6e0969c31c9ad2e8285c6f560825c160aa8c4d55
To generate partition tables in the Android build system, simply add
the path to a .bpt file to the BOARD_BPT_INPUT_FILES variable.
BOARD_BPT_INPUT_FILES += "hardware/bsp/vendor/soc/board/board-specific.bpt"
The variable BOARD_BPT_DISK_SIZE can be used to specify or override
the disk size, for example:
BOARD_BPT_DISK_SIZE := "10 GiB"
Additional arguments to 'bpttool make_table' can be specified in the
variable BOARD_BPT_MAKE_TABLE_ARGS.
If BOARD_BPT_INPUT_FILES is set, the build system generates two files
partition-table.img
partition-table.bpt
in ${ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT} using 'bpttool make_table'. The former is
the binary partition tables generated using bptool's --output_gpt
option and the latter is a JSON file generated using the --output_json
option. These files will also be put in the IMAGES/ directory of
target-files.zip when running 'm dist'.
BUG=27831397
TEST=Manually tested.
Change-Id: Iedd15354afb2dd483dcb9bc001360b2a37fd6dc0
The following variables are introduced
BOARD_BVB_ENABLE: can be set to true to build boot.img and system.img
files compatible with Brillo Verfied Boot.
BOARD_BVB_ROLLBACK_INDEX: can be set to an integer to use for the
rollback index.
BOARD_BVB_KEY_PATH, BOARD_BVB_ALGORITHM: If set, the former must be a
path to the private key used to sign the boot image and the latter must
be the algorithm to use. If unset, a test-key stored in the tree will
be used.
BOARD_BVB_MAKE_BOOT_IMAGE_ARGS: Extra options to pass to 'bvbtool
make_boot_image'.
BOARD_BVB_SIGN_BOOT_IMAGE_ARGS: Extra options to pass to 'bvbtool
sign_boot_image'.
BOARD_BVB_ADD_IMAGE_HASHES_ARGS: Extra options to pass to 'bvbtool
add_image_hashes'.
BOARD_CUSTOM_BVBTOOL: Can be set to specify what bvbtool program to
use.
The existing BOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE variable is also used, as are existing
kernel and initrd-related variables. Therefore, simply adding
BOARD_BVB_ENABLE := true
to an existing Makefile should do the trick.
Bug: 26185038
TEST=Added 'BOARD_BVB_ENABLE := true' to hardware/bsp/intel/soc/edison/soc.mk
and built an image and then ran bvbtool's info_boot_image and
info_image_hashes commands on the resulting boot.img and system.img
files and verified that the information was correct. Also ran 'm dist'
and verified that the boot.img and system.img files in the resulting
target_files.zip file had similar information.
Change-Id: I08045ed8b0cbddc7c3acdd3a6f2c4bb75cb44bbc
Vendor-specific images (radio, bootloader and etc) used to stay in
RADIO/ in target_files zip. A/B updater expects them to be available
under IMAGES/. Make a copy for such images when calling
add_img_to_target_files.py.
We cannot move them directly from RADIO/ to IMAGES/, because we will
delete everything under IMAGES/ when signing for release.
Bug: 25674625
Change-Id: I977c879d0ff7e45c83b3f5c63844a5b135caa383
Don't generate recovery.img when calling 'make dist' if
TARGET_NO_RECOVERY is set. The build system passes the flag to the
packaging script which then generates recovery.img conditionally.
Bug: 25329471
Change-Id: Ifbc999300d5c31e897878f81e231ae7dd2aca660
[1] changed to use a fixed timestamp for all the generated images
(either the one under $ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT/ or the one added into the
target_files zip). It makes 'adb sync' after 'fastboot flashall' to
resync all the files. This CL changes to use a fixed timestamp only when
packaging into the target_files zip.
[1]: commit 052ae3542b
Bug: 24377993
Bug: 24536411
Change-Id: I209318966109fd4902468dfe96caf777464f9fe1
The signing process requires the boot and recovery images be signed
by CROS-Signer, which is done after a signed_target_files.zip is
available. Once the boot/recovery images are signed, we need
to insert it back into signed_target_files.zip and regenerate the
system.map and verity tree. The script (add_img_to_target_files) does
this operation and needs to be aware of verity specific flags.
Bug: 23831896
Change-Id: Id24e878161052c768b74da1231b97eb0574b4c8b
A few properties are stored as links to the files in the out/
directory, which are no longer available when (re)packing from
target_files zip. Redirect those properties to the actual files in
the unzipped directory when repacking.
Change-Id: I18e930cbea224ab9c6db8d4e721b1c266a671db6
file_contexts (specified by SELINUX_FC) is needed both when building
and (re)packaging. We used to use the copy in out/ when building, and
looked for the copy in BOOT/RAMDISK/ when packaging from target_files
zip. With system_root_image enabled, the file_contexts needed for
building and packaging might be different from the one on device. So
we explicitly pack the file as META/file_contexts in target_files zip.
Also refactor out the overriding of selinux_fc property into
common.LoadInfoDict().
Change-Id: I94f9ea6671b3792c12c1c21573840743d63da39a
(cherry picked from commit aa7318c384)
In order to work around the zip 2GiB limit, we need to wrap the related
functions in zipfile. Calls to those functions should always be replaced
with calls to the wrappers instead.
Bug: 18015246
Change-Id: I499574cee51ec4804bc10cbefe0b17940afed918
(cherry picked from commit 2ed665a033)
In order to work around the zip 2GiB limit, we need to wrap the related
functions in zipfile. Calls to those functions should always be replaced
with calls to the wrappers instead.
Bug: 18015246
Change-Id: Ice494371ca6654e88ded2ae0eb680f51082effcb
Added support to build system.img that combines contents of /system and
the ramdisk, and can be mounted at the root of the file system.
To enable this feature, define BoardConfig.mk variable:
BOARD_BUILD_SYSTEM_ROOT_IMAGE := true
Ideally we would just change TARGET_OUT (the path of the staging system
directory) to under TARGET_ROOT_OUT. But at this point many places in
the build system assume TARGET_OUT is independent of TARGET_ROOT_OUT and
we can't make it easily configurable.
Instead this implementation takes the least intrusive approach:
We don't change TARGET_OUT or TARGET_ROOT_OUT. We just assemble a
temporary staging directory that contains contents of both TARGET_OUT
and TARGET_ROOT_OUT, in build_image.BuildImage() of
tools/releasetools/build_image.py.
When build_image.py is directly called from the makefile, we pass in the
parameters from the global dictionary; when build_image.BuildImage() is
called from add_img_to_target_files.py, we need to override values to
point to files extracted from the target_files zip file.
We need to combine the fs_config files of both /system and ramdisk,
when fs_config is enabled.
Also this change refactored build_image.BuildImage() by moving the extra
parameters to the image property dictionary.
(cherry-picked from commit 0eabd4f2c5)
Bug:19868522
Change-Id: Iafc467a0e3427b0d6ad3b575abcc98ddcc9ea0f1
This caught a few bugs/syntax errors (a few character classes were not
escaped properly in regex patterns, some indentation was illegal,
etc).
Change-Id: I50637607524e68c4fb9cad7167f58a46b8d26b2c
Python 2.7's zipfile implementation wrongly thinks that zip64 is
required for files larger than 2GiB. We can work around this by
adjusting their limit. Note that `zipfile.writestr()` will not work
for strings larger than 2GiB. The Python interpreter sometimes rejects
strings that large (though it isn't clear to me exactly what
circumstances cause this). `zipfile.write()` must be used directly to
work around this.
This mess can be avoided if we port to python3.
The bug (b/19364241) in original commit has been fixed.
Bug: 18015246
Bug: 19364241
Bug: 19839468
(cherry picked from commit cd082d4bfe)
Change-Id: I7b5cc310e0a9ba894533b53cb998afd5ce96d8c6
Python 2.7's zipfile implementation wrongly thinks that zip64 is
required for files larger than 2GiB. We can work around this by
adjusting their limit. Note that `zipfile.writestr()` will not work
for strings larger than 2GiB. The Python interpreter sometimes rejects
strings that large (though it isn't clear to me exactly what
circumstances cause this). `zipfile.write()` must be used directly to
work around this.
This mess can be avoided if we port to python3.
Bug: 18015246
Change-Id: I8a476d99c5efdef6ea408373b706e9fbd3a798be
There may be cases where various partitions were
modified (such as extra signing of boot/recovery)
which require the system partition to be regenerated
with a new recovery patch script. Allow a request
for the recovery patch to be rebuilt, and for
missing images to be readded to the existing images.
Change-Id: Ie93c5bc1161a0d5002002dca23e07742ce2ba468
Replace the xdelta/xz-based block OTA generation with a new system
based on the existing bsdiff/imgdiff tools.
Bug: 16984795
Change-Id: Ia9732516ffdfc12be86260b2cc4b1dd2d210e886
make_ext4fs can now output a file listing the blocks used for each
file in the image. Request this file and save it in the target_files;
it will be used for future improvements to block OTAs.
Bug: 16984795
Change-Id: Id1e60465e3b5a9d126a7934b4d089cf34d8fec44
Store sparse images in the target-files, and use those (when they're
available) for building block OTAs.
- New script add_img_to_target_files is added to make the images and
add them to the IMAGES/ subdir in the target-files. It gets run
from the Makefile when building a target-files.
- img_from_target_files becomes mostly vestigial: it creates the
img.zip by just copying the images out of the target-files. (It
still knows how to build images for use on older target-files.)
- ota_from_target_files uses images from the target-files in
preference to rebuilding images from the source files.
- sign_apk_target_files builds images and includes them in its output
target files (even if the input target-files didn't have them).
Bug: 16488065
Change-Id: I444e0d722d636978209467ffc01750a585c6db75
