Make system read only show no matter what on first TWRP boot
Initial value for tw_mount_system_ro is now 2. If the value of tw_mount_system_ro is 2 during boot, then we will show the system read only prompt and ignore the value from the lifetime writes check. Note: Changed the value of FILE_VERSION which will trigger the data manager to throw out previous settings and start with default values so that existing TWRP users will get the prompt at least once. Change-Id: I447767b64617f855156a19a5dc15c4ece6dff7b8
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@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ extern "C"
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void gui_notifyVarChange(const char *name, const char* value);
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}
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#define FILE_VERSION 0x00010001
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#define FILE_VERSION 0x00010010
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using namespace std;
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@@ -881,7 +881,7 @@ void DataManager::SetDefaultValues()
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mConstValues.insert(make_pair("tw_has_mtp", "0"));
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mConstValues.insert(make_pair("tw_mtp_enabled", "0"));
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#endif
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mValues.insert(make_pair("tw_mount_system_ro", make_pair("1", 1)));
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mValues.insert(make_pair("tw_mount_system_ro", make_pair("2", 1)));
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mValues.insert(make_pair("tw_never_show_system_ro_page", make_pair("0", 1)));
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pthread_mutex_unlock(&m_valuesLock);
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