init.selinux_restore_set.sh

#!/system/bin/sh
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# No path is set up at this point so we have to do it here.
PATH=/sbin:/system/sbin:/system/bin:/system/xbin
export PATH

# **** WARNING *****
# This runs in a single-threaded, critical path portion
# of the Android bootup sequence.  This is to guarantee
# all necessary system partition fixups are done before
# the rest of the system starts up.  Run any non-
# timing critical tasks in a separate process to
# prevent slowdown at boot.
echo "init:init.selinux_restore_set.sh : starting " > /dev/kmsg
# This should be the first command
# remount system as read-write.
mount -o rw,remount,barrier=1 /system
touch /system/etc/selinux_restore
chmod 664 /system/etc/selinux_restore
mount -o ro,remount,barrier=1 /system
echo "init:init.selinux_restore_set.sh : touch done " > /dev/kmsg