[TP0]touchpanel: tp_fw_update_work: fw_name = tp/19825/FW_S6SY792_SAMSUNG.bin
[TP0]touchpanel: fw_name_fae is tp/19825/FW_S6SY792_SAMSUNG_FAE.bin
sec-s6sy792 2-0048: Direct firmware load for tp/19825/FW_S6SY792_SAMSUNG_FAE.bin failed with error -2
sec-s6sy792 2-0048: Falling back to sysfs fallback for: tp/19825/FW_S6SY792_SAMSUNG_FAE.bin
[TP0]touchpanel: retry times 0
[TP]sec-s6sy792: sec_fw_update is called, force update:0
[TP]sec-s6sy792: img version in bin is 0x28240117, img version in ic is 0x28240117
[TP]sec-s6sy792: config version in bin is 0x28240108, config version in ic is 0x28240108
[TP]touch_interface: read block_1, free once.
[TP]touch_interface: read block_1, kzalloc success(len:1152, buf_size:1152).
[TP]sec-s6sy792: update firmware state: no need update!
[TP0]touchpanel: release all touch point and key, clear tp touch down flag
[TP]touch_interface: read block_2, kzalloc success(len:1, buf_size:256).
[TP]sec-s6sy792: sec_change_to_np_mode: change to np_mode time: 0 success!
[TP]sec-s6sy792: sec_enable_fingerprint_mode: touchhold_enable: 0 success!
[TP]sec-s6sy792: sec_enable_black_gesture, enable = 0
[TP]sec-s6sy792: sec_enable_black_gesture: 0 times change black gesture success
[TP]sec-s6sy792: limit_switch is 1
[TP]sec-s6sy792: sec_enable_charge_mode: state: 0 success!
[TP]sec-s6sy792: sec_enable_headset_mode: state: 0 success!
[TP0]touchpanel: add qos request in touch driver.
[TP0]touchpanel: fw update finished
Change-Id: Iba517b59fe2856ed6f991c07e0362b1be203af45
It turns out that if we set multisim prop too late, then we end up with
broken RIL for the first boot.
Test: rm -rf /data/property && reboot
Change-Id: I6903691ca89f99529fc6cd372179a6b10513ec93
* This is read by the feature enabler client. OOS already
does this but we want to make sure we're doing this for
users upgrading from Lineage 18.1.
Change-Id: I1d112d9cea6f3d0e87cdf12898587c7bacf8de9c
