Disable building the simulator and its support libraries to resolve the breakage
on mac host targets. Because the simulator is not intended to use on mac anyway.
Bug: 134047992
Test: mma
Change-Id: I488ab50cab1282f03250010b5334f1895d44f98b
Implement the simulator runtime and build the updater simulator as a host
executable. The code to parse the target-files and mocks the block devices
will be submitted in the follow-up.
Bug: 131911365
Test: unit tests pass
Change-Id: Ib1ba939aec8333ca68a45139514d772ad7a27ad8
shutdown and reboot should have a corresponding sub-reason.
Adding:
"reboot,userrequested,fastboot"
"reboot,userrequested,recovery"
"reboot,userrequested,recovery,ui"
"shutdown,userrequested,fastboot"
"shutdown,userrequested,recovery"
"reboot,unknown#" (Can't happen, debug)
Test: manual, multiple targets, enter recovery, be able to exit recovery
Bug: 133326470
Change-Id: Ibfcb2a23158e8e99922e8053edd815fb592150f2
Remove some unnecessary includes or forward declarations. And include
the correct headers to build host executables.
Bug: 131911365
Test: unit tests pass
Change-Id: I62e75f60678159fe24619a4bd386b1416f1a5b5d
This reverts commit 6f4e4db4f9.
Reason for revert: Booting out of recovery (choose `Reboot system now`)
on taimen is broken. Device keeps booting back into recovery.
Bug: 133326470
Test: Choose `Reboot system now` from recovery menu. Deivce attempts
normal boot.
Change-Id: I6e85fc248e18953a6fb94513c3abc7e7e0fb0477
This class adds a wrapper to the runtime dependent functions. Therefore,
the behavior of update on device stays the same, while simulators can
have their own implementations. Also change the caller side of the
registered updater functions to call these runtime wrappers.
Bug: 131911365
Test: unit tests pass, sideload an update on cuttlefish
Change-Id: Ib3ab67132991d67fc132f27120e4152439d16ac5
bootloader_message.h currently divides /misc into four segments. The
space between 2K and 16K is reserved for vendor use (e.g. bootloader
persists flags). This CL adds a vendor tool "misc_writer", to allow
writing data to the vendor space in /misc, before getting a dedicated
HAL for accessing /misc partition (b/131775112).
Targets need to explicitly include the module, then invoke the
executable to write data. For example, the following command will write
3-byte data ("0xABCDEF") to offset 4 in vendor space (i.e. 2048 + 4 in
/misc).
$ /vendor/bin/misc_writer --vendor-space-offset 4 --hex-string 0xABCDEF
Bug: 132906936
Test: Run recovery_unit_test on crosshatch.
Test: Call the command via init.hardware.rc on crosshatch. Check that
the call finishes successfully. Then check the contents written to
/misc (`dd bs=1 skip=2048 if=/dev/block/sda2 count=32 | xxd`).
Change-Id: I79548fc63fc79b705a0320868690569c3106949f
shutdown and reboot should have a corresponding sub-reason.
Adding:
"reboot,fastboot_menu"
"reboot,recovery_menu"
"reboot,recovery_ui"
"shutdown,fastboot"
"shutdown,recovery"
"reboot,unknown#"
Test: none
Change-Id: Icf1ab0d462ec2de2272914a36994a095998d6186
The hashtree computation is designed to execute after we write all the
bytes to the target block device. And executing the command during block
image verify will almost always fail since we are still on the source
build.
Test: run simulator
Change-Id: If8ebb66739969520367a0815f5f8f89f6fae47cf
The UpdaterInfo class is merely a collection of pointers and POD types.
We can replace it with a Updater class that has the ownership of the
resources. This also makes this class extensible as we plan to add more
functionality in the host simulator.
Bug: 131911365
Test: unit tests pass, run an update on cuttlefish and check last_install
Change-Id: I07ca5963bbee8ae3cb85ccc184464910aa73d4e4
libfstab is not built for darwin, don't build libbootloader_message
either.
Bug: 131709594
Test: m PRODUCT-sdk-sdk sdk_repo
Change-Id: I6e3b04f1c3e97d5aa6ac0452bf13e714f8dae437
Also, strlcat is not available on host, so use
std::string::operator+= instead.
Test: cuttlefish
Bug: 79094284
Change-Id: I1e69daeb522ca73f43e0c4855cf099a021ed4d47
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