GetAsuLevel method judges valid signal by
getLteLevel/getTdScdmaLevel. However, level is
SIGNAL_STRENGTH_NONE_OR_UNKNOWN does not mean not in
Lte/TdScdma.
For example, if mLteRsrp is in (threshRsrp[1],
threshRsrp[0]], getLteLevel would return
SIGNAL_STRENGTH_NONE_OR_UNKNOWN. But this only
means Lte signal is very weak, and ASU should be
(mLteRsrp + 140) not "99" (3GPP 27.007 Sec 8.69).
Bug: 72116430
Test: Build
Change-Id: If930c3e3d23a9af7b2e51e3560cc28607a6328c0
Clean up the SignalStrength parcel. This CL
removes redundant constructors, simplifies the
overall initialization process, and stratifies
the components of the parcel into 2 separate
parts: the strength values from RIL, and the
config values provided by the platform.
Bug: 72116430
Test: runtest frameworks-telephony
Change-Id: Id7d2339362270b3911e96094275e1e545d6b581c
Made the API flexible for future expansion. The two boolean flag
'reasonShutdown' and 'isHandover' are merged into the 'reason'
params.
Test: Manual
bug: 64132030
Change-Id: I29a0ca6a7c3b897910f3bb6076f44315adc91893
This broadcast action is sent by eSIM Manager to let the carrier app
know that the carrier setup is not completed.
Bug: 62639823
Test: TreeHugger
Merged-In: I88ac90cf679d5ec98aa7c0cf7bd9c96010597a1c
Change-Id: I88ac90cf679d5ec98aa7c0cf7bd9c96010597a1c
This is used to activate the feature and show the settings.
Remove @hide from the public APIS.
Design doc:
go/assisted-dialing-dd-v1
Test: manual
Bug: 63934304
Change-Id: I09ea52720bf2439537e2f4ad32afb14f5df25f71
This broadcast action is sent by eSIM Manager to let the carrier app
know that the carrier setup is not completed.
Bug: 62639823
Test: TreeHugger
Change-Id: I88ac90cf679d5ec98aa7c0cf7bd9c96010597a1c
1. improve comments
2. change returned carrier name from String to CharSequence
3. change to AndroidCarrierId
Bug: 64131637
Bug: 71584605
Test: Manual
Change-Id: I412d53bb9d4955e1267300692e90ebfffd6818df
Move config_lteDbmThresholds to KEY_LTE_RSRP_THRESHOLDS_INT_ARRAY
to control the LTE signal bar thresholds by carrier configuration.
Test: manual - Checked that the LTE signal bar thresholds can be
controlled by carrier config.
Test: auto - Confirmed that run
ServiceStateTrackerTest#testSignalStrength and it has no problem.
Bug: 70698348
Change-Id: Ia613663956ff00fbf299dcf69113733eae5a3458
Merged-In: Ia613663956ff00fbf299dcf69113733eae5a3458
Now that we have data plan information from the carrier, we can start
using it to influence when we schedule jobs. As a first pass
algorithm:
-- If the network is congested, and a job is less than 50% through
its runnable window, then we'll defer it for awhile.
-- If the network has a surplus of data, we'll consider using some
of it to improve the user experience by running prefetching jobs.
Provider APIs for carrier apps to override their connections to be
temporarily marked as either "unmetered" or "congested", along with
automatic timeouts if desired.
Flag for developers to indicate which jobs will have a material
positive impact on end users. (We don't want to promote jobs that
are simply doing logs upload; for example.) Glue code to quickly
return targetSdk of a specific package.
More tweaking to the exact algorithms will come in future CLs.
Test: bit FrameworksServicesTests:com.android.server.job.
Bug: 64133169
Change-Id: Iabb9f90a7a65958ad648b091edec378fc3bf785a
batteryservice is a 'core' service
netpolicy is an 'other' service
Trying to bind to it straight away fails and leads to a series of
scary Log.wtf messages during boot.
Bug: 72120141
Test: adb logcat -b all
Change-Id: Iad85eaa4b0ec48eb572c22028aca8bd7847fb678
