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Fix the exception when configure unsupported frequency #397
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1. Add verify_config_laser_frequency to check frequency eariler 2. Catch the exception for set_laser_freq Signed-off-by: chiourung_huang <chiourung_huang@edge-core.com>
@@ -1323,18 +1323,31 @@ def configure_tx_output_power(self, api, lport, tx_power): | |||
self.log_error("{} configured tx power {} > maximum power {} supported".format(lport, tx_power, max_p)) | |||
return api.set_tx_power(tx_power) | |||
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def configure_laser_frequency(self, api, lport, freq, grid=75): | |||
_, _, _, lowf, highf = api.get_supported_freq_config() | |||
def verify_config_laser_frequency(self, api, lport, freq, grid=75): |
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Can you please add a description for this function?
Also, are we not planning to handle other frequency grid checks in this function?
# If user requested frequency is NOT the same as configured on the module | ||
# force datapath re-initialization | ||
if 0 != freq and freq != api.get_laser_config_freq(): | ||
if self.verify_config_laser_frequency(api, lport, freq) == True: |
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Can we move this to configure_laser_frequency?
Since with the current implementation, a port could remain uninitialized forever if the configured frequency is invalid.
Moving the check to configure_laser_frequency will allow to proceed with CMIS initialization with default frequency.
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Line 1571: need_update = self.is_cmis_application_update_required(api, appl, host_lanes_mask)
If the configured frquency is invalid, then it would not change the value of need_update.
If there is some other situation that requires initialization, it will still do the initialization.
If only the frequency is different and the frequency is invalid, I think it is not necessary to do initialize.
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Line 1571: need_update = self.is_cmis_application_update_required(api, appl, host_lanes_mask)
If the configured frquency is invalid, then it would not change the value of need_update.
If there is some other situation that requires initialization, it will still do the initialization.
If only the frequency is different and the frequency is invalid, I think it is not necessary to do initialize.
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Please attach the Unit-test results with user configuring valid frequency and invalid frequency.
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@chiourung could you address comment?
Description
Fix the issue #322
Motivation and Context
=> It doesn't need to re-init CMIS when configure unsupported frequency.
Original: re-init CMIS when configure unsupported frequency
After patch the implementation, it would skip to re-init if only invalid frequency is configured.
It still can do CMIS init, if CMIS application updated is required
Signed-off-by: chiourung_huang chiourung_huang@edge-core.com