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190 lines
5.8 KiB
Python
190 lines
5.8 KiB
Python
#############################################################################
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# Celestica
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#
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# Watchdog contains an implementation of SONiC Platform Base API
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#
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#############################################################################
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import ctypes
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import os
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import subprocess
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import time
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try:
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from sonic_platform_base.watchdog_base import WatchdogBase
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from .helper import APIHelper
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except ImportError as e:
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raise ImportError(str(e) + "- required module not found")
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PLATFORM_CPLD_PATH = '/sys/devices/platform/dx010_cpld'
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GETREG_FILE = 'getreg'
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SETREG_FILE = 'setreg'
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WDT_ENABLE_REG = '0x141'
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WDT_TIMER_L_BIT_REG = '0x142'
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WDT_TIMER_M_BIT_REG = '0x143'
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WDT_TIMER_H_BIT_REG = '0x144'
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WDT_KEEP_ALVIVE_REG = '0x145'
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ENABLE_CMD = '0x1'
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DISABLE_CMD = '0x0'
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WDT_COMMON_ERROR = -1
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class Watchdog(WatchdogBase):
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def __init__(self):
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# Init helper
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self._api_helper = APIHelper()
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# Init cpld reg path
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self.setreg_path = os.path.join(PLATFORM_CPLD_PATH, SETREG_FILE)
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self.getreg_path = os.path.join(PLATFORM_CPLD_PATH, GETREG_FILE)
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# Set default value
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self._disable()
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self.armed = False
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self.timeout = self._gettimeout()
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def _enable(self):
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"""
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Turn on the watchdog timer
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"""
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# echo 0x141 0x1 > /sys/devices/platform/dx010_cpld/setreg
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enable_val = '{} {}'.format(WDT_ENABLE_REG, ENABLE_CMD)
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return self._api_helper.write_txt_file(self.setreg_path, enable_val)
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def _disable(self):
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"""
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Turn off the watchdog timer
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"""
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# echo 0x141 0x0 > /sys/devices/platform/dx010_cpld/setreg
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disable_val = '{} {}'.format(WDT_ENABLE_REG, DISABLE_CMD)
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return self._api_helper.write_txt_file(self.setreg_path, disable_val)
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def _keepalive(self):
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"""
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Keep alive watchdog timer
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"""
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# echo 0x145 0x1 > /sys/devices/platform/dx010_cpld/setreg
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enable_val = '{} {}'.format(WDT_KEEP_ALVIVE_REG, ENABLE_CMD)
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return self._api_helper.write_txt_file(self.setreg_path, enable_val)
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def _get_level_hex(self, sub_hex):
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sub_hex_str = sub_hex.replace("x", "0")
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return hex(int(sub_hex_str, 16))
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def _seconds_to_lmh_hex(self, seconds):
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ms = seconds*1000 # calculate timeout in ms format
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hex_str = hex(ms)
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l = self._get_level_hex(hex_str[-2:])
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m = self._get_level_hex(hex_str[-4:-2])
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h = self._get_level_hex(hex_str[-6:-4])
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return (l, m, h)
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def _settimeout(self, seconds):
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"""
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Set watchdog timer timeout
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@param seconds - timeout in seconds
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@return is the actual set timeout
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"""
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# max = 0xffffff = 16777.215 seconds
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(l, m, h) = self._seconds_to_lmh_hex(seconds)
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set_h_val = '{} {}'.format(WDT_TIMER_H_BIT_REG, h)
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set_m_val = '{} {}'.format(WDT_TIMER_M_BIT_REG, m)
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set_l_val = '{} {}'.format(WDT_TIMER_L_BIT_REG, l)
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self._api_helper.write_txt_file(self.setreg_path, set_h_val)
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self._api_helper.write_txt_file(self.setreg_path, set_m_val)
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self._api_helper.write_txt_file(self.setreg_path, set_l_val)
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return seconds
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def _gettimeout(self):
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"""
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Get watchdog timeout
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@return watchdog timeout
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"""
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h_bit = self._api_helper.get_cpld_reg_value(
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self.getreg_path, WDT_TIMER_H_BIT_REG)
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m_bit = self._api_helper.get_cpld_reg_value(
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self.getreg_path, WDT_TIMER_M_BIT_REG)
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l_bit = self._api_helper.get_cpld_reg_value(
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self.getreg_path, WDT_TIMER_L_BIT_REG)
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hex_time = '0x{}{}{}'.format(h_bit[2:], m_bit[2:], l_bit[2:])
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ms = int(hex_time, 16)
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return int(float(ms)/1000)
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#################################################################
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def arm(self, seconds):
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"""
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Arm the hardware watchdog with a timeout of <seconds> seconds.
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If the watchdog is currently armed, calling this function will
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simply reset the timer to the provided value. If the underlying
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hardware does not support the value provided in <seconds>, this
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method should arm the watchdog with the *next greater* available
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value.
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Returns:
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An integer specifying the *actual* number of seconds the watchdog
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was armed with. On failure returns -1.
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"""
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ret = WDT_COMMON_ERROR
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if seconds < 0:
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return ret
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try:
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if self.timeout != seconds:
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self.timeout = self._settimeout(seconds)
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if self.armed:
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self._keepalive()
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else:
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self._enable()
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self.armed = True
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ret = self.timeout
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self.arm_timestamp = time.time()
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except IOError as e:
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pass
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return ret
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def disarm(self):
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"""
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Disarm the hardware watchdog
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Returns:
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A boolean, True if watchdog is disarmed successfully, False if not
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"""
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disarmed = False
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if self.is_armed():
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try:
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self._disable()
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self.armed = False
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disarmed = True
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except IOError:
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pass
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return disarmed
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def is_armed(self):
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"""
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Retrieves the armed state of the hardware watchdog.
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Returns:
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A boolean, True if watchdog is armed, False if not
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"""
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return self.armed
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def get_remaining_time(self):
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"""
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If the watchdog is armed, retrieve the number of seconds remaining on
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the watchdog timer
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Returns:
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An integer specifying the number of seconds remaining on thei
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watchdog timer. If the watchdog is not armed, returns -1.
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"""
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return int(self.timeout - (time.time() - self.arm_timestamp)) if self.armed else WDT_COMMON_ERROR
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