Reset
system/sepolicy to 0defd4f424055c8449ee07269bb14e7fc6873040 and it should pass build for now. (AOSP 10.0.0_r2 HEAD)https://android.googlesource.com/platform/system/sepolicy/+/26f84c68a67c16e99afd99d96358b61cc72050b7
Breaks device/qcom/sepolicy. Dropping broken rules.
Breaks device/qcom/sepolicy. Dropping broken rules.
Forwarded from Jyotiraditya Panda
Forwarded from Android 10 dev tips
Workaround for framework blobs (PRODUCT_BOOT_JARS)
https://github.com/pe-wip/vendor_aosp/commit/9f33bd4fd9dc3a7639b15aa01943fd24d9021a09
-> https://gitlab.com/PixelExperience/vendor_xiaomi
https://github.com/pe-wip/vendor_aosp/commit/9f33bd4fd9dc3a7639b15aa01943fd24d9021a09
-> https://gitlab.com/PixelExperience/vendor_xiaomi
GitHub
vendor: extract_utils: Use blueprints for framework blobs · pe-wip/vendor_aosp@9f33bd4
Change-Id: Ia02309c723e2a09b243e1ba3fa81f5eebb5dc032
Forwarded from Adrian DC
@fancypants For those who don't know, that's a quote from "Q" in Star Trek The Next Generation with Picard :D
thinking of shitposting my begonia (mtk) experiments here too hmmmmmmmm
So, fast forward, I'm bricked now for the second time. Luckily, from the first time, I have the BROM Flash log from SP Flash Tools. For those unaware on why a Mi authorized account is needed in the first place (speaking wrt to MTK platforms), MTK provides for a feature called SLA, which happens to be Serial Link Authentication/Authorization. Most OEMs don't implement this and MediaTek's own release of SP Flash doesn't have much in regards to SLA.
Xiaomi has SLA implemented and does things server side. The device generates 16 random bytes that it expects decrypted. If you give it the right answer, it'll continue with connect_brom and start flashing whereas wrong answer, it puts itself in an endless loop and won't listen to any more commands until BROM times out and goes for a reboot.
Xiaomi has SLA implemented and does things server side. The device generates 16 random bytes that it expects decrypted. If you give it the right answer, it'll continue with connect_brom and start flashing whereas wrong answer, it puts itself in an endless loop and won't listen to any more commands until BROM times out and goes for a reboot.
Now, if we are able to send DA to the device and connect to it without actually doing SLA, we wouldn't need to do SLA at all. A simple change to SP Flash should be enough to reflash the device.