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	Android STMicroelectronics SensorHAL Documentation
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In order to correctly use Android SensorHAL, modifications at Android code
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are necessaries.
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Linux device drivers permissions:
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	First at all, SensorHAL needs to read/write sysfs files and char devices
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	of IIO drivers.
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	device/{vendor}/{product}/uevent.{board}.rc file modification is mandatory,
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	you can find an example in this folder with 'uevent.example.rc'.
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Factory calibration option:
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	If you build the HAL using Factory calibration option, modifications of
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	SELinux policy are necessary in order to read/write /persist and
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	/data filesystem.
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	You can find an example of modifications into the folder factory_calibration.
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	Those modifications will touch:
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		- device/{vendor}/{product}/BoardConfig.mk (modification)
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		- device/{vendor}/{product}/init.{board}.rc (modification)
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		- device/{vendor}/{product}/sepolicy/file.te (modification)
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		- device/{vendor}/{product}/sepolicy/file_contexts (modification)
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		- device/{vendor}/{product}/sepolicy/STSensors.te (add)
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Selftest tool manual:
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	If you build HAL enabling Selftest functions, an executable will be
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	available and installed into /system/bin/STSensor_selftest.
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	Using this binary you will be able to easly execute selftest,
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	based only on Android sensor handle. No information about device
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	driver will be used.
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	You can run binary directly in your device using adb shell. All sensors
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	must be switched off in order to execute the test.
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	NOTE: Selftest tool is maintained for compatibility with the past Android
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	version (last successfully tested version was 8.0) but will soon be removed
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	and no longer supported.
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