* 2a8957d 2021-09-14 | [202012][sonic-utilities] CLI support for port auto negotiation (#1817) (HEAD, origin/202012) [vdahiya12]
Signed-off-by: Guohan Lu <lguohan@gmail.com>
*Removed execute permissions from the systemd copp-config.service file.
Without this we will get a warning: "Configuration file /lib/systemd/system/copp-config.service is marked executable. Please remove executable permission bits. Proceeding anyway."
Why I did it
fstrim has dependency on pmon docker.
How I did it
start fstrim timer after sonic.target.
How to verify it
local test and PR test.
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie ying.xie@microsoft.com
* d03ba4f [202012] [portstat, intfstat] added rates and utilization (#1812)
* 499ad3f [config reload] Fix config reload failure due to sonic.target job cancellation (#1814)
* 96d658c [202012][sonic installer] Add swap setup support (#1815)
* a9c6970 platform pre-check for reboot in 202012 branch (#1788)
* 0e0478b Unify the number format in the ourput of portstat and pfcstat in all cases (#1795)
* 2d1e00e [ecnconfig] Fix exception seen during display and add unit tests (#1784) (#1789)
Signed-off-by: Volodymyr Samotiy <volodymyrs@nvidia.com>
* 0323d5e noaOrMlnx Fix flex counters logic of converting poll interval to seconds from MS (#878)
Signed-off-by: Volodymyr Samotiy <volodymyrs@nvidia.com>
* [Nokia ixs7215] Miscellaneous platform API fixes
This commit delivers the following fixes for the Nokia ixs7215 platform
- Fix bug in a fan API error path
- Add support for setting the fan drawer led
- Add support for getting/setting the front panel PSU status led
- Add support for getting the min/max observed temperature value
* [Nokia ixs7215] code review changes: temperature min/max values
Why I did it
Power cycle test case fails for Z9332f in sonic-mgmt framework(#8605).
How I did it
Modified the platform API to return expected strings.
How to verify it
Power cycle the device and verify the reboot reason.
Run sonic-mgmt test_reboot script.
#### Why I did it
while sonic upgrade, Image will be extracted to tmpfs for installation so tmpfs size should be larger than image size. Image installation will fail if image size is larger than tmpfs size.
we are facing below error while installing debug image with size greater than tmpfs which is 1.5g in marvell armhf platform.
sonic-installer install <url>
New image will be installed, continue? [y/N]: y
Downloading image...
...99%, 1744 MB, 708 KB/s, 0 seconds left...
Installing image SONiC-OS-202012.0-dirty-20210311.224845 and setting it as default...
Command: bash /tmp/sonic_image
tar: installer/fs.zip: Wrote only 7680 of 10240 bytes
tar: installer/onie-image-arm64.conf: Cannot write: No space left on device
tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors
Verifying image checksum ... OK.
Preparing image archive ...
#### How I did it
compare downloaded image size with tmpfs size, if size less than image size update the tmpfs size according to image size.
#### How to verify it
Install an Image with size larger than tmpfs. we verified by installing debug image with size 1.9gb which is larger than tmpfs size 1.5gb.
This PR updates the following commits in sonic-platform-common
9d2e7d5 Add y-cable driver for simulated mux (#213)
e3e8f09 [Y-Cable][Broadcom] Broadcom implementation of YCable class which inherits from YCableBase required for Y-Cable API's in sonic-platform-daemons (#208)
This PR updates the following commits in sonic-platform-daemons
ebc4f3f [Y-Cable] create unknown entries for mux_cable when there is a cable present but module definition is not present/invalid module
b10c417 [xcvrd] initial support for integrating vendor specfic class objects for calling Y-Cable API's inside xcvrd (#197) (#213)
f3fc1ea [y-cable] fix for logging the xcvrd metrics before writing the state to the State-DB (#208)
Signed-off-by: vaibhav-dahiya <vdahiya@microsoft.com>
- Why I did it
Update SDK\FW version to 4.4.3326\2008.3326. This version contains:
New Features:
1. Add support for Fast Boot for SN3800
Bug Fixing:
1. In some cases, when the total number of allocations exceeds the resource limit, an error can occur due to incorrect resource release procedure. This issue is most likely to affect the following resources: flow counters, ACL actions, PBS, WJH filter, Tunnels, ECMP containers, MC (L2 &L3)
2. On Spectrum systems, when using Async Router API with IPV6, an error message in the log regarding failing to remove ECMP container may show up. This error is not functional and can be safely ignored.
3. On Spectrum-2 systems and above, when using warm boot, setting max_bridge_num to a value greater than 1968 will cause an error and potential crash.
4. Some Molex cables do not support speed after reboot
- How I did it
Update submodule and .mk files
- How to verify it
Verified by running regression tests that includes complete sonic-mgmt tests supported
Signed-off-by: Shlomi Bitton <shlomibi@nvidia.com>
To enable saiserver docker on different platforms, it needs different configuration files. make the saiserver docker mount them in hwsku folder.
Co-authored-by: Ubuntu <richardyu@richardyu-ubuntu-vm0.trsxrdzozv2e1czsze2t05vqzh.ix.internal.cloudapp.net>
Why I did it
The first 4 ports on this dut are breakout ports. They might not always be connected in lab. Mark them as 'RJ45' to skip the SFP check since they are by default disabled.
How to verify it
run platform test_reboot.py
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
The Lodoga platform also matched crow which was hardcoding the flash
size to 3700. This change enables autodetect on Clearlake which in turns
allows autodetect for Lodoga.
The threshold was bumped from 3700 to 4000 because size computation can
differ slightly and report slightly above 3700.
Lodoga actually has a 8GB storage device.
LodogaSsd variant has a 30GB SSD drive.
However, in boot0 both were mishandled and assigned 4GB for legacy reasons.
Remove the hardcoding of the flash size and let boot0 autodetect the available space.
This commit adds support for changing the default console baud rate configured
within the U-Boot bootloader. That default baud rate is exposed via the value
of the U-Boot 'baudrate' environment variable. This commit removes logic that
hardcoded the console baud rate to 115200 and instead ensures that the U-Boot
'baudrate' variable is always used when constructing the Linux kernel boot
arguments used when booting Sonic.
A change is also made to rc.local to ensure that the specified baud rate is set
correctly in the serial getty service.
#### Why I did it
New PSU could install different type of fan, so fan max/min speed should be read per PSU
#### How I did it
The existing implementation read PSU max/min fan speed from a common file, change it to read from per PSU file
#### How to verify it
Manual test
In order to include the following commits:
d29a49a 2021-08-25 [ACL] Match TCP protocol while matching TCP_FLAG (Azure/sonic-swss#1854)
2569ad9 2021-08-25 Fix sFlow sampling-rate and admin-state (Azure/sonic-swss#1728)
8908a8f 2021-08-19 Change rif_rates.lua and port_rates.lua scripts to calculate rates correct (Azure/sonic-swss#1848)
b42c2fb 2021-08-19 [VS Test] Skip flaky tests (Azure/sonic-swss#1875)
apt-package handling: These are part of the Export variables for .j2 files and is needed for Debian and its derivatives.
How I did it
Add support to slave.mk files to export APT_PACKAGES and DBG_APT_PACKAGES
How to verify it
The apt package, provides the apt management tool, a high-level command-line interface for better interactive usage. APT also includes command-line programs for dealing with packages, which use the library. Three such programs are apt, apt-get and apt-cache and can be verified for their existence.
#### Why I did it
Provide possibility to specify curl options as the present curl support provided in Azure/sonic does not extend capability for options like --user which some of the cisco artifacts are requiring.
#### How I did it
Add extensions to the slave.mk file to include curl options as follows:
$($*_CURL_OPTIONS)
#### How to verify it
Option 1) use curl -u, and environment variables
it with --user <user:password> curl_options. Ex: --user foo:'bar!'
curl -u ${BASIC_AUTH_HEADER} https://foo.bar
This works to obscure password/credential in a terminal session that someone else might see directly or via screen share.
Option 2) Option 1: use curl -n
If you run linux, create a ~/.netrc file and insert your creds there, and use curl -n.
chmod the file to 400. curl knows how to extract your creds from the file silently. You never have to type creds on the command line again.
If you run Windows, and use curl, you must name the file _netrc . As on *nix, the file should be in your home directory, and should have appropriate permissions.
For Administrative APIs , my .netrc file looks like this:
machine foobar-linux
login foo
password bar
