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occ active sensors #1213

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rfrandse opened this issue Feb 27, 2017 · 2 comments
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occ active sensors #1213

rfrandse opened this issue Feb 27, 2017 · 2 comments
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@rfrandse
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rfrandse commented Feb 27, 2017

This story is to track all sensors required by Host TMGT to get the OCC active. Some are already in place and just need to be verified, some are new and will need to be supported. This is the bare bones story to get the required responses in place.

  • Power Cap Set and Enable/Disable - Should already be in place, just need to verify and work with automated test team to get tests in place.
  • Power supply redundancy sensor - Hard code response to not redundant
  • Turbo Allowed - Need a mechanism for this to be modified externally and reported to HTMGT via sensor
  • OCC Active - HTMGT sets this sensor to indicate OCC is active, obmc code needs to support that
  • Power supply derating factor - This should just be hard coded to 10. Need follow up story to retrieve this from power supply.
@rfrandse rfrandse added this to the openBMC v2.0 Backlog milestone Feb 27, 2017
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Some info from Chris:
Christopher Cain @spinler , the list of sensors used by HTMGT for Witherspoon / openbmc is:
OCC Active
Turbo Allowed
Current/Next PS Redundancy
PS derating factor
(user power limit/state)

@geissonator geissonator changed the title occ functional state and data (power cap, limit) occ active sensors Mar 13, 2017
@rfrandse rfrandse added Phase 4 and removed Phase 5 labels Mar 17, 2017
@ojayanth
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ojayanth commented Mar 28, 2017

Power Cap Set and Enable/Disable Support is not in place.
"Mar 21 20:56:07 witherspoon sensor_manager2.py[752]: Set PowerCap Error 1/bin/sh: /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon3/user_powercap: Permission denied".

Discussed with and the Andrew short term plan ( to support OCC Bring-up ) is to set
Default Behavior: "No power capp enabled" . and post and error log for update action.

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