Hi Corey,
You wrote a nice changelog entry - thanks for that.
I'm not sure if we should apply all of this in v2.4. It looks like a
big driver revamp to me.
Is is all this critical for being merged in v2.4.x now?
Would it be very painful/unwanted to maintain only the bugfixes and not only new features? What you think about that?
On Sun, Aug 29, 2004 at 10:39:38PM -0500, Corey Minyard wrote:
Marcelo Tosatti wrote:
Corey,I'm sorry this took so long, I have been dealing with disasters at work.
Care to write a detailed changelog so we can apply this?
Thanks
Ok, a detailed changelog:
* Add a new "system interface" driver that supports all the standard
IPMI system interfaces (SMIC, BT, and KCS, see the IPMI spec for
more details if you care). This driver will auto-detect the interface
type and parameters via SMBIOS or ACPI tables.
* Deprecate the old KCS-only interface.
* Support non-contiguous registers for system interfaces.
* Add support for IPMI LAN bridging so messages can be received
from and sent to system software connected to a LAN interface.
* Add support for powering off the system on a halt via the IPMI
interface.
* Add support for storing panic logs in the IPMI event log.
* Allow control of message parameters (resends, timeouts)
I've also re-attached the patch.
Thanks,