The syntax of init's mount command changed in April 2008 but
recovery's init.rc was never updated, so recovery's /tmp has been on
the root fs all this time. Fix.
Also add /system/bin to the PATH in recovery, which is handy for
debugging.
Change-Id: I9e60d18803906bc75c263f12c8863cfd6a14147b
Make a copy of libmincrypt in TWRP source so we do not have to
ifdef verifier.cpp for various versions of mincrypt.
Remove reboot tool from toolbox (it was removed from 4.4 and did
not compile properly on some devices in older trees)
Recovery's init.rc was missing a line (added to the main system's
init.rc in change Ic97fd464440ff4a29fc9da7ad15949ac5215ade3) is
required for secure adb to work.
Change-Id: Id79b94d2abb4cbe3cca7cabeb4bc5faf7205e56b
Change I84c0513acb549720cb0e8c9fcbda0050f5c396f5 moved reboot
functionality into init but did not update the recovery partition; so
"adb reboot" and /system/bin/reboot in recovery are both broken.
Change-Id: Ie2d14627a686ffb5064256b6c399723636dff116
Some devices need hardware specific services started in recovery, for
example watchdogd. Import init.recovery.${ro.hardware}.rc from the
recovery init.rc.
Bug: 6953625
Change-Id: I4a4cee210238150ffaabe774a44340ec3c8ff78c
Make minadbd drop its root privileges after initializing. We need to
make the /tmp directory writable by the shell group so that it can
drop the sideloaded file there.
Change-Id: I67b292cf769383f0f67fb934e5a80d408a4c131d
Wrote some missing items in recovery, most notably the serial number so that it shows up correctly on adb.
Change-Id: If430c0b78191c8d77f781aa605b5081571451775
Always start adbd if ro.debuggable=1 rather than basing it on user preference
in persistent system properties.
Use new D001 product ID, which I just allocated for "android recovery mode"
Change-Id: I6f1eac5257eaad2e538c0a8dd549ad89219efa3e
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
Merge commit 'ecc76ba5516d62a886f9c290906e0ca50702c9ab' into gingerbread
* commit 'ecc76ba5516d62a886f9c290906e0ca50702c9ab':
Set adbd to be disabled by default in recovery