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Stephen Smalley authored
sdcard_internal is assigned to fuse mounts while sdcard_external is assigned to vfat mounts by genfs_contexts. Originally we allowed access to both via the sdcard_type attribute, and access via both means was required. IIUC however, in 4.4 and later, SDcard access should always occur via the fuse mount and we can drop access to sdcard_external. I think we can do the same for all domains except sdcardd. However, I cannot test this as the Nexus devices do not have external SDcard support. Also wondering if we should rename sdcard_internal type to fuse and sdcard_external type to vfat to more clearly represent their meaning, since one accesses the external SDcard via the fuse mount now. Change-Id: Ie44221e9eea90e627a48df5398c456b86293f724 Signed-off-by:
Stephen Smalley <sds@tycho.nsa.gov>
Stephen Smalley authoredsdcard_internal is assigned to fuse mounts while sdcard_external is assigned to vfat mounts by genfs_contexts. Originally we allowed access to both via the sdcard_type attribute, and access via both means was required. IIUC however, in 4.4 and later, SDcard access should always occur via the fuse mount and we can drop access to sdcard_external. I think we can do the same for all domains except sdcardd. However, I cannot test this as the Nexus devices do not have external SDcard support. Also wondering if we should rename sdcard_internal type to fuse and sdcard_external type to vfat to more clearly represent their meaning, since one accesses the external SDcard via the fuse mount now. Change-Id: Ie44221e9eea90e627a48df5398c456b86293f724 Signed-off-by:
Stephen Smalley <sds@tycho.nsa.gov>