build-rootfs: create fastrpc group and add qcom user to it - #239
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Create a dedicated fastrpc group and add the qcom user to it. This grants unprivileged access to FastRPC device nodes needed for DSP offload. Signed-off-by: Shoudi Li <shoudil@qti.qualcomm.com>
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Looks good. Ideally we should have an adequate mechanism in place to add / configure the usr/groups, that does not require touching the build_rootfs tool at all. I'll add that to the list of issues I am tracking.
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Create a dedicated fastrpc group and add the qcom user to it. This grants unprivileged access to FastRPC device nodes needed for DSP offload.