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It does not seem to be working well with CMA, ducati locks
up after a while (camera, etc.) It's not really needed
anyway thanks to CMA.
Change-Id: I5a81850b5c60948b2a13621414d8efa58c1890bd
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Note that SMC requires "normal world"-assisted storage that is provided
by tf_daemon. Normally it's /data/smc directory, but this doesn't work
if one wants both /data encryption and hardware backed disk encryption
key storage. Therefore /dsg partition is used to store SMC data.
Change-Id: I9ef59d7f045c5c36950d73d5254ba751fb7853cc
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With the lz4-backed zRAM we're using, it seems like we can use larger
values without noticeable slowdowns.
Change-Id: I6a7921d0741c6b54629b456cc5387407956d98d8
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Change-Id: I84f26a40e5b89d100b5a1fd2eab1ba59e5957750
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Change-Id: I2a758e866c4518a1cbbd360bd3a06f3d922161f5
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Change-Id: I503112a3d892b489abb89520292fab9826e2bd8c
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Currently, we do the following sequence on every bootup:
1. mount /factory ro (fstab)
2. remount /factory as rw
3. update selinux labels on the partition
4. remount /factory as ro
By mounting /factory in rw mode from the fstab, we can avoid the second step,
simplifying the bootup sequence.
Also replaced the restorecons with one restorecon_recursive,
which does the same task in one line.
And lastly, removed some unnecessary chown/chmods - remounting
does not overwrite the permissions and the owner.
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Tested with ntfs and worked great.
Change-Id: I18d562db32738274d9b472305b8d6ada6f2af60f
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Change-Id: I6341fd2da5941d6e6861c499aa65656b1fcd2d65
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