Fix crash loop due to broken packages.xml around updated-package
Symptom:
Device cannot boot up due to NPE during package scan.
Root Cause:
/data/system/packages.xml is broken with an unexpected <updated-package>
element even though there's no corresponding <package> element.
When a system apk is installed, the system apk is registered
as a <package> element in the packages.xml.
When updated with a newer apk in /data, the data apk is registered as
a <package> and the system apk is moved to <updated-package>.
If a user triggers "Uninstall updates" but the device cannot complete
uninstallation processing due to any critical problem like system
freeze, the package.xml can be broken because the <package> for the
data apk is removed once but the <updated-package> for the system apk
remains wrongly.
Solution:
In this case, this change ignores the inconsistent <updated-package> and
installs the system apk as non-updated system app.
Test: forcibly stop "Uninstall updates" processing with JDB
as described in b/143251299 and check system restart behavior
Bug: 143251299
Change-Id: I48b6957d19f5d60d08d2e5ba48fa1d7bf42fdcfe
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Hiroaki Kuriyama
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@@ -9334,6 +9334,16 @@ public class PackageManagerService extends IPackageManager.Stub
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pkgSetting = originalPkgSetting == null ? installedPkgSetting : originalPkgSetting;
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pkgAlreadyExists = pkgSetting != null;
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final String disabledPkgName = pkgAlreadyExists ? pkgSetting.name : pkg.packageName;
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if (scanSystemPartition && !pkgAlreadyExists
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&& mSettings.getDisabledSystemPkgLPr(disabledPkgName) != null) {
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// The updated-package data for /system apk remains inconsistently
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// after the package data for /data apk is lost accidentally.
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// To recover it, enable /system apk and install it as non-updated system app.
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Slog.w(TAG, "Inconsistent package setting of updated system app for "
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+ disabledPkgName + ". To recover it, enable the system app"
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+ "and install it as non-updated system app.");
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mSettings.removeDisabledSystemPackageLPw(disabledPkgName);
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}
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disabledPkgSetting = mSettings.getDisabledSystemPkgLPr(disabledPkgName);
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isSystemPkgUpdated = disabledPkgSetting != null;
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