AOSP doesn't mount cgroups in /sys/fs/cgroups anymore.
Follow the convention and mount BFQIO cgroups in /dev/bfqio.
Also, remove the ioprio write as we only need ioprio_class
when dealing with 2 different priorities.
Change-Id: I8ff6c601547c445368e80832e736bb926d86b4d1
The global init.rc no longer creates this for us in N,
but we still need it for BFQ cgroups.
Thus, create the mount point in the CM vendor init.rc.
Change-Id: Ice5ff15737329aefd1dad2401bb530a18008fc4d
The proper permissions for the color_enhance sysfs node weren't
being set, rendering the color enhancement switch useless.
Set the proper permissions for LiveDisplay to toggle color enhancement.
Change-Id: Ic8dba8953b73a497cb01a645834c0e7934092b38
Commit 2254bbae31 ("Yet another massive APN list") referencing
CYNGNOS-436 changed the APN for legacy Saunalahti SIM cards (MCC 244,
MNC 21) from "internet.saunalahti" to "internet.saunalahti.fi".
This causes mobile data to no longer work with such SIM cards as the
previous APN was correct.
The APN is also listed as "internet.saunalahti" on the provider site (in
Finnish) for their legacy MNC = 21 SIM card variant:
http://elisa.fi/asiakaspalvelu/aihe/matkapuhelinliittymat/ohje/palveluasetukset-android/
Saunalahti is a brand owned by Elisa.
Note that "internet.saunalahti.fi" is not the correct APN for any other
Saunalahti SIM card either, so I'm not sure where this incorrect change
originated from.
Change-Id: I7d437b25490d79f68385aabed256c62c600bc4f6
* wap? WAP? What?!? Are we living in the dark ages with our dumbphones? :)
* Remove redundant Telenor entries
* Tele2 are part of NetCom now, and all users have been transferred there
* Talkmore and djuice can use the Telenor APN
* Remove providers that doesn't exist anymore
* Update some APNs according to info on providers webpage
* Consolidate some APNs
Change-Id: I2bd6441e476aebf1c0c63b34d659efce40e42847
* Allow both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols for data and mms
* Provide an apn name for the initial attach profile
With respect to initial attach, it seems at least the qcom ril blobs
on my device require the apn field to be set. The following error is
produced and data will not connect on boot unless radio resets (e.g.
airplane mode toggle) so that the default APN is used.
E RILQ : (0/231): RIL[0][cmd-111(680)] qcril_data_request_set_lte_attach_profile: ril_apn (provided NULL) is mandatory param for looking up profile.
E RILQ : (0/231): RIL[0][cmd-111(680)] qcril_data_request_set_lte_attach_profile: EXIT with FAILURE
E RILQ : (0/231): RIL[0][cmd-111(680)] qcril_qmi_nas_set_initial_attach_apn: Data RIL call for Attach APN failed with Error code 2
Change-Id: Ie983474780a7443c870911994234ea2f2025de12
There are two T-Mobile CZ APNs which specify the MMS proxy as http
proxy (which doesn't work). Get rid of them, there are correct APNs
available. Also remove duplicate IMS and wrong MMS APN.
Remove two wrong and one deprecated Vodafone CZ APNs. The separate
'ointernet' APN for prepaid cards has been deprecated since 2010.
Change-Id: Idf8e7c8df7bb843cdfafe7dbce710d09aa47eda1
Noverca is out of business, so the APN is unneeded. Vodafone IT
has duplicate entries and the type of APN associated to web.omnitel.it
is wrong, so fix it.
Change-Id: I4ddc0dbc13d44f8dc8ef2bc307496155230e720c
'COOPVOCE' is the same as 'WEB COOP', except for mvno_type and
mvno_match_data, so get rid of it.
'Unefon' uses the exact same APN of 'Iusacell', so duplicate the
entries and assign the right mvno_type and mvno_match_data.
Change-Id: Ibae12b3c179528ccd115849929995c79fa91ed0f
Shells based on busybox, such as found in CM 12.1 recovery and TWRP, do not
properly handle pattern based parameter expansion for variables longer than
4kb. This throws our naive little XML parser into an infinite loop. Since
all such lines are associated with external app certs, just skip them.
Change-Id: I203b65c1ffd62bf3261b3ae315327314a5006952
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