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9.4 OTA Version Format Define

9.4.1 Version Format

9.4.2 <PLATFORM>

The <platform> will be a number assigned to a specific platform version. This will typically be a combination of

the hardware architecture and OEM OS software. This number should change whenever there are changes to the

underlying architectures. Please refer to Error! Reference source not found. for definitions of the platform

identifiers. It will have a maximum of 2 numerical digits.

9.4.3 <MAJOR>

The <major> will indicate when a major branch has occurred in the code. The <major> version on the mainline

will increase +1 with each branch for a release. It will have a maximum of 2 numerical digits.

9.4.4 <MINOR>

The <minor> will indicate when a release has occurred off of a branch. The <minor> version on the branch will

increase +1 with each release. The mainline will always have a <minor> version number of 0. It will have a

maximum of 2 numerical digits. Each release to manufacturing and the field will have a unique

<plat>.<major>.<minor> number.

9.4.5 <BUILD>

The <build> will be a unique number that increments +1 with every build. The <build> number will be reset to 0

when a new branch occurs or when the <platform> version changes. It will have a maximum of 4 numerical

digits.

PLATFORM MAJOR MINOR BUILD

83 No GMS 00 One Image 01 Release 1 Build number

84 GMS 01 CN80 02 Release 2

02 CT60

For Examples:

84.00.00.0160

84 : GMS

00 : One Image for All products

00 : not release

160: Build number 160

HON660_84.00.00.0160.zip means GMS User version for All Products

HON660_84.00.00.0160D.zip means GMS UserDebug Version for All Products