The oem partition allows system build.prop to import properties from it
by "import /oem/oem.prop xxxx". An _ImportParser() error was raised on
this case.
BUG: 154171021
Test: 1) "atest --host releasetools_test releasetools_py3_test -c"
2) On a device who has oem partition, "make dist" and sign its
target zip file.
Change-Id: I47875bf7a698390e11690150e6516a3064550ca0
It was kept for non-Treble devices, but now /system/build.prop is used
instead by having both system-configured sysprops and vendor-configured
sysprops. To summarize:
* For Treble compliant devices
- /system/build.prop has
ADDITIONAL_DEFAULT_PROPERTIES
PRODUCT_SYSTEM_DEFAULT_PROPERTIES
props generated from buildinfo_common.sh
props generated from buildinfo.sh
props read from TARGET_SYSTEM_PROP file
ADDITIONAL_BUILD_PROPERTIES
- /vendor/build.prop has
PRODUCT_DEFAULT_PROPERTY_OVERRIDES
props generated from buildinfo_common.sh
props read from TARGET_VENDOR_PROP
PRODUCT_PROPERTY_OVERRIDES
* For non-Treble devices,
PRODUCT_DEFAULT_PROPERTY_OVERRIDES moves from /vendor/build.prop to
/system/build.prop (just after PRODUCT_SYSTEM_DEFAULT_PROPERTIES).
Other props in /vendor/build.prop remain there but they are not used
because it's a symlink for /system/vendor/build.prop and init does not
follow symlink. Especially, PRODUCT_PROPERTY_OVERRIDES is ignored.
Someone might think this as a bug, which actually is, but this change
doesn't attempt to fix that, because 1) that's out of scope of this
change, and 2) we will anyway merge PRODUCT_PROPERTY_OVERRIDES and
PRODUCT_DEFAULT_PROPERTY_OVERRIDES into one.
Bug: 117892318
Test: TH passes
Change-Id: I867f3615ef8c06650ab2ee96642bac4f6d8ca820
Contents that were in /system/etc/prop.default are now in
/system/build.prop.
The content is placed at the top of build.prop to keep the existing
order between the two files.
Caveat: /prop.default still remains for non-Treble devices.
Bug: 117892318
Test: TH passes
Test: inspect /system/build.prop and check if it has contents from
the old /system/etc/prop.default file
Change-Id: Ibc74edb88904f953a1e5e6ceef44c461f381c9cf
Contents that were in /vendor/default.prop are now in /vendor/build.prop
The content is placed at the top of build.prop to keep the existing
order between default.prop and builld.prop.
Bug: 117892318
Test: TH passes
Test: inspect /vendor/build.prop and check if it has contents from
the old /vendor/default.prop file
Change-Id: Ifa1f1dca3b4f4a5fa87d26b8ee058ee706dc54bb
PRODUCT_PACKAGES contains "simple module name" and "bitness suffix".
Call `resolve-bitness-for-modules` to resolve module bitness before
using PRODUCT_PACKAGES.
Bug: 155869107
Test: TH presubmit build_test
Test: check the value of event_log_tags_src
Change-Id: I95fcd833990b3401892c2f7859c83acd90f9e920
The secondary payload is used by factory OTA to speed up the first
boot of the device. The payload should only contain bootloaders
images and the precompiled apps in system_other. Remove vendor_boot
to reduce the secondary payload size.
Test: build a package with secondary payload
Change-Id: I3a9f6dda00a5aac038438065e2bc6483d71b5e95
* Add get-modules-for-2nd-arch helper function
Add a generic function to retrieve second arch variant module names for
TARGET, HOST and HOST_CROSS modules.
It uses ALL_MODULES.<module>.FOR_2ND_ARCH to make sure that we are
really returning second arch variant module names.
Unlike `get-32-bit-modules` this function doesn't sort its output so it
potentially saves us a tiny bit of makefile parsing time.
* Add resolve-bitness-for-modules
Factor out the common bitness-resolving logic of
`product-installed-files` and `host-installed-files` to a helper
function.
When resolving HOST_CROSS modules, the primary arch is 32-bit and
secondary arch is 64-bit.
Bug: 155869107
Test: TH
Test: check the value of product_target_FILES and product_host_FILES
Change-Id: I0fdea2e8c55e5b8edf960dbf5e17bb789abb0bf8
The different boot images in aosp_arm64 have different partition size
requirements. Add support for defining a partition size associated with
each boot image variant.
This support is limited to aosp_arm64 currently, which is built with
recovery-as-boot.
Bug: 156036850
Bug: 155049180
Change-Id: I73b70a4d52c2662c3015899632bb8a2b424108d5
'os_version' and 'os_patch_level' are not defined in vendor boot image header,
so remove INTERNAL_MKBOOTIMG_VERSION_ARGS to avoid confusion
Test: lunch aosp_cf_x86_64_phone-userdebug; m vendorbootimage
Change-Id: I19c82846c9669bbd5475605e8b2457744040390d
This reverts commit b21e48b499.
In practice, some partners use the 'import' statement to override
the device fingerprint at runtime. The runtime fingerprint will
later add to the metadata of OTA package, so that the OTA server
can deliver the package to corresponding devices correctly.
This CL supports parsing a subset of import statement that the init
process recognizes. And we loose the restriction based on how the
dynamic fingerprint is used in practice. Right now, we only searches
for the override of brand, name and device. And the placeholder
format should be ${placeholder}, with its value supplied by the
script caller.
As part of the implementation, we generate all the possible
combinations of the input boot variables. And recalculate the
fingerprint for each of the combination. Though we load the
build.prop multiple times, the logic is easier to follow. Also,
it's more convenient to enhance the logic if we only want to
allow some of the boot variables combination later.
Bug: 152167826
Change-Id: I4a9fa35c7ac037ff1cf4f9a4bdff602beac3894b
Test: unittests pass
This reverts commit 6022545272.
The build prop for a partition used to be a simple key:value
dictionary. But we need more fields to hold the alternative build
props overriden by the 'import' statement. Therefore, add a new
class as a wrapper for these props first.
Bug: 152167826
Change-Id: I5c952cd2a976ba1a09ddc66d56c2b8b55a61986b
Test: unittests pass
Enables signing for them so we can verify that the boot partition
contains a valid generic boot image during the compliance test.
This change also adds the chained partition descriptor of
boot partition into vbmeta.img, which contains the corresponding
public key used to verify the boot partition.
Bug: 151094943
Test: lunch aosp_arm64-user, `make` and use `avbtool info_image`
to check that GKI images are properly signed.
Test: `make dist` and checks that GKI images in the image zip file
are properly signed.
Change-Id: I2fd69964f9dc62526a813875fa9193913aa4935b
In practice, some partners use the 'import' statement to override
the device fingerprint at runtime. The runtime fingerprint will
later add to the metadata of OTA package, so that the OTA server
can deliver the package to corresponding devices correctly.
This CL supports parsing a subset of import statement that the init
process recognizes. And we loose the restriction based on how the
dynamic fingerprint is used in practice. Right now, we only searches
for the override of brand, name and device. And the placeholder
format should be ${placeholder}, with its value supplied by the
script caller.
As part of the implementation, we generate all the possible
combinations of the input boot variables. And recalculate the
fingerprint for each of the combination. Though we load the
build.prop multiple times, the logic is easier to follow. Also,
it's more convenient to enhance the logic if we only want to
allow some of the boot variables combination later.
Bug: 152167826
Test: unittests pass
Change-Id: Iac093a40dc6f873c5e1858efa44cb2bd6082508a
