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This is useful for qemud pipe clients to be able to pass parameters to the
emulator service when connecting. In particular, this would be extremely
useful for camera emulation clients, which can pass name of the camera
device, and other parameters that may be required to connect to the
camera. Parameters are passed when opening the qemud pipe in form:
/dev/qemu_pipe/camera:/dev/video0
I.e. parameters follow the service name, separated from it by ':'
Change-Id: I67f0ef0ff27008e2b52652e58d72d5216b244646
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Starting the emulator with something like "-qemu -vnc :1"
didn't result in a valid boot sequence, due to the way our
"hw-control" service is initialized.
This patch fixes the issue. Note however that since a VNC client
cannot send proper touch events, it can only be used as a viewer
at the moment.
Change-Id: Ib9b60ff7028892368547bff89b84f580344c2edd
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Change-Id: I02dc12caa76c86de5d294b6fc857ae37b74f0130
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With this patch, both modem and sensor functionality are correctly
restored when a state snapshot is loaded. This was not the case
previously because communication with either of these services is
done using the qemud daemon, which did not support snapshots.
The boot-properties and charpipe services have no specific save/load
functionality yet, since the framework itself should be reviewed
first. Adding support for bootproperties should not be difficult
though, and charpipe may not need it.
For a description of the high-level process for saving and loading,
consult section IV "State snapshots" in docs/ANDROID-QEMUD.TXT.
Change-Id: I5b06d88b911ca096e78060163174904c48a01c66
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boot-time system properties from the command line. This is done
by implementing a new 'boot-properties' qemud service in the emulator.
This is to be used by the 'qemu-props' helper program that will be
invoked by /system/etc/init.goldfish.rc to read a list of system
properties from the emulator and set them in the emulated system
during boot.
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