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//
// Copyright (C) 2015 The Android Open Source Project
//
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// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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//
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//
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#include "update_engine/hardware_android.h"
#include <base/files/file_util.h>
#include <brillo/make_unique_ptr.h>
#include <cutils/properties.h>
#include "update_engine/common/hardware.h"
#include "update_engine/common/platform_constants.h"
using std::string;
namespace chromeos_update_engine {
namespace hardware {
// Factory defined in hardware.h.
std::unique_ptr<HardwareInterface> CreateHardware() {
return brillo::make_unique_ptr(new HardwareAndroid());
}
} // namespace hardware
// In Android there are normally three kinds of builds: eng, userdebug and user.
// These builds target respectively a developer build, a debuggable version of
// the final product and the pristine final product the end user will run.
// Apart from the ro.build.type property name, they differ in the following
// properties that characterize the builds:
// * eng builds: ro.secure=0 and ro.debuggable=1
// * userdebug builds: ro.secure=1 and ro.debuggable=1
// * user builds: ro.secure=1 and ro.debuggable=0
//
// See IsOfficialBuild() and IsNormalMode() for the meaning of these options in
// Android.
bool HardwareAndroid::IsOfficialBuild() const {
// We run an official build iff ro.secure == 1, because we expect the build to
// behave like the end user product and check for updates. Note that while
// developers are able to build "official builds" by just running "make user",
// that will only result in a more restrictive environment. The important part
// is that we don't produce and push "non-official" builds to the end user.
//
// In case of a non-bool value, we take the most restrictive option and
// assume we are in an official-build.
return property_get_bool("ro.secure", 1) != 0;
}
bool HardwareAndroid::IsNormalBootMode() const {
// We are running in "dev-mode" iff ro.debuggable == 1. In dev-mode the
// update_engine will allow extra developers options, such as providing a
// different update URL. In case of error, we assume the build is in
// normal-mode.
return property_get_bool("ro.debuggable", 0) != 1;
}
bool HardwareAndroid::IsOOBEComplete(base::Time* out_time_of_oobe) const {
LOG(WARNING) << "STUB: Assuming OOBE is complete.";
if (out_time_of_oobe)
*out_time_of_oobe = base::Time();
return true;
}
string HardwareAndroid::GetHardwareClass() const {
LOG(WARNING) << "STUB: GetHardwareClass().";
return "ANDROID";
}
string HardwareAndroid::GetFirmwareVersion() const {
LOG(WARNING) << "STUB: GetFirmwareVersion().";
return "0";
}
string HardwareAndroid::GetECVersion() const {
LOG(WARNING) << "STUB: GetECVersion().";
return "0";
}
int HardwareAndroid::GetPowerwashCount() const {
LOG(WARNING) << "STUB: Assuming no factory reset was performed.";
return 0;
}
bool HardwareAndroid::GetNonVolatileDirectory(base::FilePath* path) const {
base::FilePath local_path(constants::kNonVolatileDirectory);
if (!base::PathExists(local_path)) {
LOG(ERROR) << "Non-volatile directory not found: " << local_path.value();
return false;
}
*path = local_path;
return true;
}
bool HardwareAndroid::GetPowerwashSafeDirectory(base::FilePath* path) const {
// On Android, we don't have a directory persisted across powerwash.
return false;
}
} // namespace chromeos_update_engine