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Use the latest available revision and disable ANDROID_BINDER_IPC - as of
now, it's no longer possible to compile in both C and Rust versions at
the same time.
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No extra changes, just a newer Docker container to minimize noise in the
following commits.
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It seems incredibly difficult to clean up the side effects of this
kernel functionality.
Keep it enabled only on a new config dedicated specifically for the
snapshot-based instance.
Closes #5956.
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Now that Rust Binder has been merged into the tree, we can enable it.
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Enable RUST as well as other Rust-related configs.
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The bugs that were popping up during image tests now seem to be fixed.
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A config bisection between our LTS and Android configs have pointed to
the SERIAL_8250_RUNTIME_UARTS option determining whether the kernel
will hang during boot in qemu.
Set SERIAL_8250_RUNTIME_UARTS=4 on our Android kernels to make them
bootable.
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Use the latest linux-next and torvalds releases.
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