manager.sh + boot_patch.sh:
- all listed files from boot_patch.sh header are required for boot patching, but stub.apk was being removed so install_magisk via addon.d.sh would fail without it; leave it in place
addon.d.sh:
- remove old redundant recovery_actions call (it's also performed by setup_flashable in initialize)
- print ABI to match flash_script.sh output
boot_patch.sh:
- catch and abort on any errors from ramdisk.cpio patching in the future
util_functions.sh:
- fix hiding of mount_partitions /system_root umount stderr
- quote mount_apex .pb DEST name parsing charset for safety even though both work
Fixes#6828
For example, Lineage's com.android.ondevicepersonalization apex_manifest.pb has a # char, which strings keeps in its output, and breaks the mount for that apex before this fix
We resolve available partitions for sepolicy.rules when patching
boot and bind mount the partition by magiskinit.
For older devices, the previous logic won't work because the part name
is never readable.
Co-authored-by: topjohnwu <topjohnwu@gmail.com>
- /system/bin/su was being removed in error from the live system so update remove_system_su to be aware of a running A/B OTA and generalize/simplify removal logic with relative paths to correctly run on the updated system slot
Fix topjohnwu#5013
When installing from recovery, previous implementation may select f2fs partitions to store sepolicy rules, but magiskinit won't mount them and unable to load sepolicy rules.
- ensure all scripts use $NVBASE $MAGISKBIN $POSTFSDATAD and $SERVICED where appropriate
- simplify new grep_cmdline() using xargs and more sed
- show correct active sepolicy $RULESDIR on devices with no encryption
- add support for Android 12 .capex (compressed apex) files
- expand utility of the basic module setup (zip without customize.sh) by setting more default perms, since really it couldn't do any simple binary files additions correctly withonly 0755 0644
- ensure CON stays local
- revert logic changes introduced by ec8fffe61c which break find_boot_image on NAND devices and any others using non-standard naming supported by the A-only device boot partition name list
- despite being accepted equivalents in modern shells -n does not work on Android in some shell/env scenarios where ! -z always does
