recovery: Print the actually required battery level.
It should be one of BATTERY_OK_PERCENTAGE (20) and BATTERY_WITH_CHARGER_OK_PERCENTAGE (15), depending on the charger state. Also move the battery level related constants next to their users. Test: mmma -j bootable/recovery Test: Build and boot into recovery with a pending OTA. Check the log. Change-Id: I7513f59c4718ec8e2db16c5266928470c2308648 Merged-In: I7513f59c4718ec8e2db16c5266928470c2308648
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recovery.cpp
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recovery.cpp
@@ -116,12 +116,6 @@ static const char *LAST_LOG_FILE = "/cache/recovery/last_log";
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// We will try to apply the update package 5 times at most in case of an I/O error or
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// bspatch | imgpatch error.
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static const int RETRY_LIMIT = 4;
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static const int BATTERY_READ_TIMEOUT_IN_SEC = 10;
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// GmsCore enters recovery mode to install package when having enough battery
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// percentage. Normally, the threshold is 40% without charger and 20% with charger.
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// So we should check battery with a slightly lower limitation.
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static const int BATTERY_OK_PERCENTAGE = 20;
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static const int BATTERY_WITH_CHARGER_OK_PERCENTAGE = 15;
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static constexpr const char* RECOVERY_WIPE = "/etc/recovery.wipe";
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static constexpr const char* DEFAULT_LOCALE = "en-US";
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@@ -1265,58 +1259,65 @@ void UiLogger(android::base::LogId /* id */, android::base::LogSeverity severity
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}
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}
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static bool is_battery_ok() {
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struct healthd_config healthd_config = {
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.batteryStatusPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryHealthPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryPresentPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryCapacityPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryVoltagePath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryTemperaturePath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryTechnologyPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryCurrentNowPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryCurrentAvgPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryChargeCounterPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryFullChargePath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryCycleCountPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.energyCounter = NULL,
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.boot_min_cap = 0,
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.screen_on = NULL
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};
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healthd_board_init(&healthd_config);
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static bool is_battery_ok(int* required_battery_level) {
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struct healthd_config healthd_config = {
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.batteryStatusPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryHealthPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryPresentPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryCapacityPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryVoltagePath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryTemperaturePath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryTechnologyPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryCurrentNowPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryCurrentAvgPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryChargeCounterPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryFullChargePath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.batteryCycleCountPath = android::String8(android::String8::kEmptyString),
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.energyCounter = nullptr,
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.boot_min_cap = 0,
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.screen_on = nullptr
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};
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healthd_board_init(&healthd_config);
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android::BatteryMonitor monitor;
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monitor.init(&healthd_config);
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android::BatteryMonitor monitor;
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monitor.init(&healthd_config);
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int wait_second = 0;
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while (true) {
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int charge_status = monitor.getChargeStatus();
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// Treat unknown status as charged.
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bool charged = (charge_status != android::BATTERY_STATUS_DISCHARGING &&
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charge_status != android::BATTERY_STATUS_NOT_CHARGING);
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android::BatteryProperty capacity;
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android::status_t status = monitor.getProperty(android::BATTERY_PROP_CAPACITY, &capacity);
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ui_print("charge_status %d, charged %d, status %d, capacity %" PRId64 "\n", charge_status,
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charged, status, capacity.valueInt64);
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// At startup, the battery drivers in devices like N5X/N6P take some time to load
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// the battery profile. Before the load finishes, it reports value 50 as a fake
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// capacity. BATTERY_READ_TIMEOUT_IN_SEC is set that the battery drivers are expected
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// to finish loading the battery profile earlier than 10 seconds after kernel startup.
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if (status == 0 && capacity.valueInt64 == 50) {
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if (wait_second < BATTERY_READ_TIMEOUT_IN_SEC) {
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sleep(1);
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wait_second++;
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continue;
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}
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}
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// If we can't read battery percentage, it may be a device without battery. In this
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// situation, use 100 as a fake battery percentage.
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if (status != 0) {
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capacity.valueInt64 = 100;
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}
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return (charged && capacity.valueInt64 >= BATTERY_WITH_CHARGER_OK_PERCENTAGE) ||
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(!charged && capacity.valueInt64 >= BATTERY_OK_PERCENTAGE);
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static constexpr int BATTERY_READ_TIMEOUT_IN_SEC = 10;
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int wait_second = 0;
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while (true) {
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int charge_status = monitor.getChargeStatus();
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// Treat unknown status as charged.
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bool charged = (charge_status != android::BATTERY_STATUS_DISCHARGING &&
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charge_status != android::BATTERY_STATUS_NOT_CHARGING);
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android::BatteryProperty capacity;
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android::status_t status = monitor.getProperty(android::BATTERY_PROP_CAPACITY, &capacity);
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ui_print("charge_status %d, charged %d, status %d, capacity %" PRId64 "\n", charge_status,
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charged, status, capacity.valueInt64);
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// At startup, the battery drivers in devices like N5X/N6P take some time to load
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// the battery profile. Before the load finishes, it reports value 50 as a fake
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// capacity. BATTERY_READ_TIMEOUT_IN_SEC is set that the battery drivers are expected
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// to finish loading the battery profile earlier than 10 seconds after kernel startup.
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if (status == 0 && capacity.valueInt64 == 50) {
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if (wait_second < BATTERY_READ_TIMEOUT_IN_SEC) {
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sleep(1);
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wait_second++;
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continue;
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}
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}
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// If we can't read battery percentage, it may be a device without battery. In this situation,
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// use 100 as a fake battery percentage.
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if (status != 0) {
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capacity.valueInt64 = 100;
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}
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// GmsCore enters recovery mode to install package when having enough battery percentage.
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// Normally, the threshold is 40% without charger and 20% with charger. So we should check
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// battery with a slightly lower limitation.
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static constexpr int BATTERY_OK_PERCENTAGE = 20;
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static constexpr int BATTERY_WITH_CHARGER_OK_PERCENTAGE = 15;
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*required_battery_level = charged ? BATTERY_WITH_CHARGER_OK_PERCENTAGE : BATTERY_OK_PERCENTAGE;
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return capacity.valueInt64 >= *required_battery_level;
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}
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}
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// Set the retry count to |retry_count| in BCB.
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@@ -1544,9 +1545,10 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv) {
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// to log the update attempt since update_package is non-NULL.
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modified_flash = true;
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if (retry_count == 0 && !is_battery_ok()) {
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ui->Print("battery capacity is not enough for installing package, needed is %d%%\n",
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BATTERY_OK_PERCENTAGE);
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int required_battery_level;
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if (retry_count == 0 && !is_battery_ok(&required_battery_level)) {
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ui->Print("battery capacity is not enough for installing package: %d%% needed\n",
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required_battery_level);
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// Log the error code to last_install when installation skips due to
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// low battery.
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log_failure_code(kLowBattery, update_package);
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