* First part of skipping not used port for qos configuration
* Use active ports only to set QoS parameters for 6100
* Add a test for qos.json.j2
* Add a test for Dell S6100 buffers.json template
* Update submodulre
This commit updates the pg_profile_lookuip.ini file with
correct xoff values for 50G. 25G/40m xoff value is updated
to reflect the correct value.
Signed-off-by: Harish Venkatraman <Harish_Venkatraman@dell.com>
* [device/dell] Added dynamic sai.profile generation
This commit addds new code for generating dynamic sai.profile file.
The sai.profile.j2 will generate the sai.profile dynamically based on
the topology. It will generate the sai.profile under /etc/sai.d/ directory
in syncd. Before syncd is started this J2 file will be run from the start.sh
file from /usr/bin/ directory. Since the sai.profile is dynamically generated
the old sai.profile file is not required so deleted the file for S6100.
It also address couple of more changes for port_config.ini support is added
for speed in the file which can be used later to find the port speed. Also
the buffer_default_t*.j2 file the ports should be from 0 to 64 changed.
Unit tested the code on S6100 for dynamic generation of sai.profile file for
both T0 and T1 and the file was created in /etc/sai.d/sai.profile
Similarly tested the sonic binary on S6000 to make sure that the sai.profile is
copied from the /usr/share/sonic/hwsku/sai.profile to /etc/sai.d/sai.profile.
Signed-off-by: Harish Venkatraman <Harish_Venkatraman@dell.com>
* [sonic-buildimage] Updating module sai-redis
Updating the sonic-sairedis point.
Signed-off-by: Harish Venkatraman <Harish_Venkatraman@dell.com>
This commit has the workaround for sai.profile to point to
config.bcm T0 profile. This fix will be reverted once the
sai.profile.j2 dynamically generates this file.
Signed-off-by: Harish Venkatraman <Harish_Venkatraman@dell.com>
This commit adds new code which supports the new buffer mgmt infra.
- Added new code to support buffers for T0 and T1 configs of S6100.
- Added new qos.json file to support qos on S6100.
- Changed the pg_profile_lookup.ini file to support xon_offset.
- Changed buffer.json.j2 file according to new buffer mgmt infra.
Unit tested by verifying the above changes by loading S6100 with the
configuration, checked the hardware for broadcom recommended settings
by running bcmcmd. Sent the unit test logs to Ying.
Checked the PG_RESET_OFFSET value which reflects the new xon_offset value of 2288
from the pg_profile_lookup.ini.
Signed-off-by: Harish Venkatraman <Harish_Venkatraman@dell.com>
This commit adds new support for dynamic buffer configuration. The cable_length macro is
updated to return the cable length for server ports. Since the server ports are part of
VLAN MEMBERS, the macro loops through the VLAN MEMBER ports and returns the cable length
accordingly. If the port is not part of the SERVER port then it defaults to default cable
length. The new code in the macro will be executed only if the switch is ToRRouter
which is connected to the server on one side.
Tested the code by loading minigraph configuration on the switch which had configuration
for leaf-router as DEVICE NEIGHHOR and server ports in VLAN and ports which are not part of
either server or leaf router. The dynamically generated buffer.json and config_db.json file
had the cable_legnth updated accordingly for server ports with "5m" and leafrouter with "40m"
and unconnected port to default "300m". The redis database also reflects the buffer profile's
for 5m, 40m and 300m.
Signed-off-by: Harish Venkatraman <Harish_Venkatraman@dell.com>
This commit adds new support for dynamic buffer configuation. Adding pg_profile
lookup table for supporting the buffer profile using cable length and port speed.
Lookup table entries are calculated based on formula for different cable length and speed.
The 50G entries needs to be updated once again as we are waiting for the interface sublayer
MAC delay values.
Additionally fixed some issues in the buffers.json.j2 file.
Signed-off-by: Harish Venkatraman <Harish_Venkatraman@dell.com>
( All device-specific files now reside under /device directory in a <vendor-name>/<platform-string>/<hardware-SKU> directory structure in repo.
* Device-specific files are now packaged into a Debian package (sonic-device-data) and are now installed to /usr/share/sonic/device/<platform-string>/<hardware-SKU>/ directory on switch.
