This gerrit adds error codes for messages related
to SMS and set_mute, get_mute requests
Bug: 27038563
Change-Id: I4991e4a38c81501c39e91cfd5df90d8288f542ad
wakelock.
+ New type is added as ack from RIL java should be sent only for unsolicited mesgs
which hold wakelock in ril.cpp.
Bug: 22127517
Change-Id: Ib7e920d168ab92665283f80476bad3f5ede033e4
Modify condition to use SimRefreshResponse struct in
all RIL Versions greater than 7.
BUG=21075857
Change-Id: Ifde00434bfcaecf3b4c32392fc4964fe3b43f6b5
+ Added documentation for new RIL versioning format.
+ Changes associated to new RIl versioning format.
Bug: 25779475
Change-Id: I4e53c6125995064b8ac0cdfc9376ef2cefe69ec8
* These workarounds were introduced before http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/159520/
and are no longer needed because the framework now has dynamic QAN element support.
Setting the ro.ril.telephony.mqanelements to a proper value should fix the operator
search on all the devices and these workarounds are no longer required.
* http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/100398/ discards every 5th QAN element which breaks
devices with libsec-ril that returns more than 5 QAN elements. zeroflte and noblelte
return 6 QAN elements and the 5th element was being discarded instead of 6th.
* The code assumes 5 QAN elements per operator which doesn't hold true for all devices.
* In case of devices with 6 QAN elements, the size of the string array was a multiple
of 6, but since we are discarding the 5th element, the contents of the string pertaining
to each operator is a multiple of 5 following by trailing null strings in the array,
which caused issues in the framework while trying to read the strings, since we are
expecting 6 strings per operator and with a discarded string, we only receive 5.
Thanks to Javi Ferrer for diagnosing the issue on zeroflte
Change-Id: I2e99291f3438998a253755a19a063d15a19d63e0
Copying headers makes fixing compile errors hard, and breaks dependency
restrictions. Move ril_ex.h to an exported include directory instead of
copying it.
Bug: 18903857
Change-Id: I4b59a01e442db0d3198def69a5a5ff17b2a41c66
There is a buffer overflow which causing rild crash. For
appendPrintBuf, "sprintf" is replaced with "snprintf" for
the safe copy operation.
Bug:23289936
Change-Id: I25430a5c6f2a8b19a3271235323499b6ee802746
If someone needs this, it has to be fixed to read
TARGET_OUT_HEADERS (notice the extra 's').
We are only getting away with it right now because M ignores empty
include paths, but N will barf on this.
Change-Id: I7f010398a40ebaf6811a58a121590944445fbcba
* getCurrentMode() can return null. Don't let setMode() try set a
null mode because bad things happen.
* Let's make cmhw safe again (groan, I know that one was bad)
Change-Id: I20bdee4a0e8cbb0598f35770d71902332db51ddb
Make use of LiveDisplay's implementation of display modes.
Remove AdvancedDisplay's display mode support as it duplicates
functionality provided by the CMHW implementation.
Based on Sean hoyt's original work on klmintwifi.
Change-Id: I455a8c764118adbdb997b2ba9145e24fecb8199b
xmm7260 on SLTE doesn't have this flag anymore. Devices which need it
should specify the flag.
Change-Id: I166f579274667919756d3bb90e0b182165525975
Signed-off-by: Andreas Schneider <asn@cryptomilk.org>
This is not part of the standard API, so remove it.
Samsung devices almost always use the RIL_REQUEST_DIAL_EMERGENCY_CALL
hook, so devices should implement that in their specific RIL subclass.
Change-Id: I2cf9eee00a4b5b02e998d8efcbefa87a9ca7b7b4
* show in settings
* drop support lib
* drop unnecessary viewpager/tab bar
* drop unused strings/resources
Change-Id: I90c62d7b106ad744ae698044f6f17a759fcbf8a3
This change requires you to hexedit your cbd binary,
but in turn frees us from having to ignore ro.revision
in init.
Change-Id: I9c43fbbf5895888ea4bceff2a08a5ed8de77b921
The modems used in recent Samsung devices use different paths
than older devices apparently.
These values were extracted from hexdumps at the correct data
positions from the device specific libsecril-client.so blobs.
Change-Id: I0547cb1de40130843fee3f1310e1e6aed95195c7
Sooraj Sasindran