commit | 951279493dcd43973468d6432b6ae8680bd61810 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | SzuWei Lin <szuweilin@google.com> | Fri Jul 01 18:51:34 2022 +0800 |
committer | SzuWei Lin <szuweilin@google.com> | Wed Jul 06 12:06:46 2022 +0800 |
tree | 24c2f3f22e8b89cf2567fca5c953c8fe75771406 | |
parent | b4f831d56bc43e924116c2fbe5fc14c39eecb1e7 [diff] |
Support dynamic 64-bit media service 64-bit GSI requires support both 64_32-bit and 64-bit devices at the same time. Add a new variable TARGET_DYNAMIC_64_32_MEDIASERVER to put mediaserver_dynamic.rc into GSI. Which starts 64-bit mediaserver if ro.zygote is zygote64. Otherwise, it keeps the original behavior to start 32-bit meidaserver. Bug: 236664614 Test: make gsi_arm64-user; Check system/etc/init Test: make gsi_arm-user; Check systen/etc/init Test: cts-tradefed; run cts-on-gsi -m CtsViewTestCases Change-Id: I74699ec5fafadcbe78a7fef6d10aaed752cd5afa
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