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AAPT ignores densities in PRODUCT_AAPT_CONFIG.
The use of PRODUCT_AAPT_PREF_CONFIG for density is
encouraged, as AAPT is able to determine the fallback
density to use if a resource of the specified density
does not exist.
Change-Id: I631c4dd7ebc68549ea70a96b7ff87d0d474c6d2e
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Change-Id: Ie0594f50e4f88fe3aeda5ffc0d6f268d879d4592
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Change-Id: I5c2d1fe1b8e54ffda62650d4c089443705d26f95
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Change-Id: Ic1c9a6ff3364f7d37577144ba805bbbae7350ef6
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codeworkx suggested a better way to handle the extra n7000 service
This reverts commit 1c3fc5afa021c13d76ec0c16cd9195fe98b873c6.
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This reverts commit 9eb6156a93cfb05454e551597f6c007d89ee1d14.
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How did this not totally break my builds?
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n7000 has different libsensors than I9100/I777
Perhaps we need to figure out a way for i777 to pull from i9100?
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