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| This XML defines a list of UIDs for OEMs to register as shared UIDs. They will be registered at the |
| start of the system, which allows OEMs to create services with these UIDs. The range of these UIDs |
| must be in the OEM reserved range. |
| |
| OEM must provide a preloaded app that is installed at boot time to retain the newly registered UID |
| by adding a android:sharedUserId tag in the manifest of the preloaded app, with the value of the tag |
| set to the name of the UID defined in this config file. Otherwise, the uid will be cleared at the |
| end of the boot and this config file will take no effect. |
| |
| - The "name" XML attribute refers to the name of the shared UID. It must start with "android.uid.". |
| - The "uid" XML attribute refers to the value of the shared UID. It must be in range [2900, 2999]. |
| |
| Example usage |
| <oem-defined-uid name="android.uid.vendordata" uid="2918"/> |
| Indicates that a shared UID named "android.uid.vendordata" will be added to the system with the |
| UID of 2918. |
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| |
| <config> |
| </config> |
