Fixes problem with "ls -R" in /mnt/sdcard
BUG: 3309556
Change-Id: Ie2246585439116de3cb40f4005f3b44a0439f54c
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
sdcard daemon will now create new files and directories using
the actual name passed in by the client.
For existing files, sdcard will do case insensitive matching
when case sensitive lookup fails.
Change-Id: I89f995ea01beb2c63a9b36943dbcfaa16e7cd972
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
This change forces the start of the RIL daemon used to provide
3G connectivity to the system. It should normally be started
automatically by init.rc but there is a bug within
system/core/init/builtins.c that prevents this to happen.
Fixes the "No network connectivity" bug while the network
interface and route were properly setup.
Change-Id: Ieec0f513aabf92b8a59f0a86f64a16e97057c3c3
The recent refactoring of the select() loop in SocketListener
missed a close() of the file descriptor when the onDataAvailable()
callback returns false.
Change-Id: I767caefab4b98ab350f2db2497ee2bd630f20850
This change ensures that debuggered properly releases
the signal handler that invoked it after the PTRACE_ATTACH.
The previous code simply did a close() of the file descriptor,
but for some reason, this didn't always make the read() blocking
the signal handler exit. Instead, the thread would stay blocked
and never fault, preventing the generation of a useful stack
trace.
Change-Id: I6b0579041165a710d74ec1bece113ff7b828aed4
Now that rild can be killed in a reasonable amount of time, move it
from the core class to late_start. I was going to move it to main,
but it would get killed and restarted right after the disk crypto
password was entered, which is when the late_start class is started,
and I was seeing issues with rild not re-connecting to the network
when it was killed and restarted.
Change-Id: I60479ddb853953029890fc816538d615ef5a96ab
rm only removes a single non-directory directory entry (no -r support)
rmdir removes a single empty directory
Change-Id: I49702b02ba98a177027b126268c2c2846f968195
+ Handle EINTR in accept(), write() and select()
+ Fix a memory leak when deleting the mClients list
+ Fix typo in SocketListener.h
Change-Id: Ie68bb3e2dbefe0dfdaa22a5cd06a42dbc4c0f8aa
The issues were the following:
- The code in decode() didn't handle the degenerate case where the input buffer is full of '@'
- The code in decode() assumed the input buffer is properly zero-terminated.
- The code in decode() would not check that it doesn't overwrite the mParams[] array.
- The code in findParam() would check mParams[i] before checking the value of 'i'
Also remove un-necessary calls to strlen() at runtime.
Change-Id: I8acead959bd10d97c5380b08958fcb796248a010
The net.eth0.gw system property is used by the ConnectivityService
to set the default route when it detects that 3G connectivity is
established. Because the property was undefined, the route was
unset which broke networking.
+ Format / document init.goldfish.sh
Change-Id: I1133cf6c093609300315cd0ea363c9e139b42521
The fuse layer in the kernel does not support case insensitive file systems.
But the sdcard daemon's fuse_lookup was returning the same file object for
different file names, which caused problems in the kernel fuse layer's dcache,
resulting in EBUSY errors if the same directory was opened twice under different
names differing only by case.
To fix this, the sdcard daemon will return different file objects for files or directories
that differ only by case. Now the squashing occurs only in the interaction between
the sdcard daemon and the underlying file system in /data/media, and sdcard maintains
the illusion for the kernel fuse layer that there are two separate files.
Example: Suppose both /mnt/sdcard/foo.txt and /mnt/sdcard/FOO.TXT are opened.
Previously, the sdcard would squash this to a single node, and return the same
node to the kernel fuse implementation twice, and would open the underlying file
/data/media/foo.txt only once. Now sdcard will create two separate nodes will open
/data/media/foo.txt twice, once for mnt/sdcard/foo.txt and again for /mnt/sdcard/FOO.TXT.
Change-Id: I70e36b7822142750d3eeeb75edd6464ec7c79f2a
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
This fixes the goldfish-specific config scripts used by init and ueventd
to properly setup the system under emulation. This fixes a lot of broken-ess
introduced by recent permission changes in the system.
Note that there are still several problems after this patch is applied, but
at least it becomes possible to get an adb connection to the emulated system,
Change-Id: Iff47bbf0fe5cb759fa93089284bb0f71e32405a2
The UI needs to know if the device is running with an encrypted
filesystem or now. So set a read-only property at boot to let it know.
Change-Id: I753de2d606c975bcbe9946d10fd47558cf357dac
Changes in init.stingray.rc now prevent rild from making sockets
or named pipes on /data. Now that rild no longer prevents /data
from being unmounted, we can put it in the core class, which doesn't
restart when we enable encryption. This speeds up the boot by 20+
seconds.
Change-Id: I737baf804e089f4ddbd664eaa1e675a7bd62e699
-l squash all file names to lower case when creating new files
-f rename existing files to make them lower case
Change-Id: I3245deb690228cf577bdc9bd4b0fcf0306ea3e16
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
>2GB files were failing strangely when pread was used instead of
pread64. Also writing to files should use pwrite64 in case they grow
over 2GB.
Bug: 3205336
Change-Id: I0c9619de35680093d7777ca132ce488eae502216
Since the "usb" group and ACCESS_USB permission will be used by regular apps
to access USB devices in host mode, we need a separate permission for the
device side MTP driver.
Change-Id: Ibb546b8726d61e041fc7c273f71929624ad1575b
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
256 bytes wasn't big enough for some complicated USB configurations
Change-Id: I31f7841953d73b06958f44040f58166b159faff4
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
Dianne Hackborn
Mike Lockwood
Carl Shapiro
David 'Digit' Turner
Ken Sumrall
Colin Cross
Kenny Root
Gloria Wang
Jean-Baptiste Queru
Lu, Hongjiu
Bruce Beare