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Revision as of 14:01, 8 October 2013
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CM Plug-in Guide
Objective
CM-Plugin is an event controlling policy in Platform-Support-Package(PSP) to allow, restrict, or modify the events received from HPI and forwarded to the Application during run-time. The policy is defined by the Application programmer and is loaded into the Chassis Manager and called whenever a hardware event is received.
The purpose of this plugin is to allow the application programmer to intercept events that may be miscategorized by the hardware and transform them. For example, if a voltage loss event is reported as MAJOR in a dual power supply system, this even should not cause system shutdown so can be reduced to a MINOR level event.
What you can learn
How to define a policy to control the events in the CM, so that only interested events are forwarded to the Application and unintended events are discarded.
Building the CM-Plugin model and controlling Events in run-time
The example code containing Application and CM-Policy is available in PSP/src/example
Usage of CM-Plugin
The policy to control the events is defined in cmPolicy.c and is available in the location: ...\CmPlugin\src\app\common\plugins\cmPolicy.c in specified example.
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- HpiEventFilter() will be contain the details of specific event to be handled and specific modification for that event.
How to Run cmPlugin model
Copy the image to required location (/root/asp/).
- Start the SAFplus Platform on deployed node
# cd /root/asp/ # ./etc/init.d/asp start
- Generate event using HPI Event Simulator OR through actual hardware
The logs are available in var/log/sys.latest and application_name.latest# cd /root/asp/bin # ./hpithres