User guide: migrate BMC addressing information from BMO #428
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Adds a new page "Supported hardware" with information loosely based on the BMO docs with these modifications: - Split one large table into sections based on the underlying technology. - Copy supported Dell firmware versions from OpenShift docs. - Write clarifications on Redfish support status. - Highlight supporting iLO 6. - Highlight which iLO 5 drivers support hardware RAID. Signed-off-by: Dmitry Tantsur <dtantsur@protonmail.com>
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It feels a bit weird to have this under Baremetal Operator, but I'm not convinced it should be a top level page either. In any case, I think the content is good. If someone has a better idea for placement, please speak up! In the mean time, I will approve this 🙂
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@lentzi90 my thinking was: this information is based on the code in baremetal-operator: both the URL format and the list of available drivers is defined there. So it's sort of a property of BareMetalHost API rather than something Metal3-wide (indeed, Ironic supports more drivers and uses a different format). |
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That makes sense, but on the other hand it also propagates to CAPM3 since that builds on top of BMO. So CAPM3 won't work with any other hardware either. |
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Markdown numbered lists are recommended to be a list of 1. as they will be auto numbered on rendering, removing the need of adjusting them if list length changes.
Adds a new page "Supported hardware" with information loosely based on
the BMO docs with these modifications:
technology.
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Tantsur dtantsur@protonmail.com