lxc-android-config 0.156 source package in Ubuntu

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lxc-android-config (0.156) trusty; urgency=low

  [ Oliver Grawert ]
  * Multiple bootspeed enhancements:
   - disable all default ureadahead jobs and replace them with a touch specific
     one. The mounting that happens in the initrd goes unnoticed and does not
     generate events, this job compensates it by looping over existing .pack
     files.
   - move ssh key generation to its own job that starts on starting ssh, so we
     do not generate keys on every OTA upgrade and on first boot but on first
     use of ssh.
   - make the lxc-android-config job properly fail if the container can not
     start so we can check for the exit condition if this job for starting an
     emergency adbd shell
   - ship an adbd-emergency-shell upstart job, that fires up adbd if the
     android container could not start.
   - switch plymouth-upstart-bridge to manual, it slows down the boot if there
     is no plymouthd running
  * switch lxc-android-config upstart job to start on started cgmanager,
    update the package dependencies accordingly.
  [ Sergio Schvezov ]
  * Provide environment vars for media-hub in a session override.
 -- Oliver Grawert <email address hidden>   Wed, 02 Apr 2014 12:03:08 +0200

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Uploaded by:
Oliver Grawert
Uploaded to:
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Original maintainer:
Ubuntu Developers
Architectures:
all
Section:
utils
Urgency:
Low Urgency

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lxc-android-config: configuration to fire up an ubuntu-touch android container

 This package contains the scripts to boot an Ubuntu Touch device.
 .
 After booting the Ubuntu Touch rootfs upstart will fire up a container
 using a /boot/android-ramdisk.img shipped by the Ubuntu Touch android
 system image as the root filesystem.