Fix "adb push /sdcard/filename"

Don't assume that calling chown(filename, getuid(), getgid())
will always succeed. In the case of /sdcard, a file you create
will be owned by root, so the chown call will fail.

Instead, use uid=gid=-1 so that the chown call is truly a no-op.

Ignore the results of calling chmod. Again, for /sdcard, the
chmod call will never succeed, because the file isn't owned by
the shell user.

Bug: 12441485
Change-Id: I11eaf1d6f6049c1158afc29754fbb7af2baf2c78
restorecon /data/misc/media.

Otherwise it will be mislabeled on upgrades with existing userdata.

Change-Id: Ibde88d5d692ead45b480bb34cfe0831baeffbf94
Signed-off-by: Stephen Smalley <sds@tycho.nsa.gov>
Add DC-HSPA+ TCP buffer sizes

Change-Id: I5e7ca981ed79a3563215dd7fcef3504c39e973d5
fs_mgr.c: fix i++ error and optimize code

Change-Id: I4d7c9846143ec5b9f76af42c7ee4d5a7c2a3fd6d
adbd: Don't close/reopen FFS ep0 on disconnect

In case of bulk read/write failure or disconnect, transport_usb
calls usb_ffs_kick in order to force the daemon to re-open the
FunctionFS ep files as a way to soft restart the kernel driver.

However, there's no reason to always close the ep0 file, as it
would need to be reopened and the descriptors rewritten--this
is unnecessary, especially in the simple/frequent case of cable
disconnect, and causes the kernel driver to unbind and bind *all*
of the function drivers. This is causing USB Chapter 9 tests to fail.

Thus, try to reuse the same ep0 file handle across reconnects. In
case there is a failure, the ep1/ep2 opens would fail and all the
file handles get dropped. For the adb root case, the entire daemon
gets restarted anyway.

CRs-fixed: 571846
Change-Id: I0840085c52a0795dcb2d751c39aa4a436c039ee2
Merge remote-tracking branch 'aokp/kitkat' into kitkat