meta-phosphor/conf/distro/include/phosphor-defaults.inc - openbmc/openbmc - Gitiles

 OBMC_BMC_INSTANCES ?= "0"
 OBMC_CHASSIS_INSTANCES ?= "0"
 OBMC_CHECKSTOP_INSTANCES ?= "0"
 OBMC_FAN_INSTANCES ?= ""
 OBMC_HOST_INSTANCES ?= "0"
 OBMC_POWER_BUTTON_INSTANCES ?= "0"
 OBMC_POWER_INSTANCES ?= "0"
 OBMC_RESET_BUTTON_INSTANCES ?= "0"
 OBMC_WATCHDOG_INSTANCES ?= "0"

 # obmc-bmc-state-manager
 #
 # Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.State.BMC
 # interface.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-bmc-state-manager ?= "phosphor-state-manager-bmc"

 # obmc-chassis-state-manager
 #
 # Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.State.Chassis
 # interface.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-chassis-state-manager ?= "phosphor-state-manager-chassis"

 # obmc-host-state-manager
 #
 # Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.State.Host
 # interface.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-host-state-manager ?= "phosphor-state-manager-host"

 # obmc-discover-system-state
 #
 # Provides an implementation of phosphor-discover-system-state, which, if the
 # host is powered off, will check the current power policy and, if necessary,
 # power the host back on.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-discover-system-state ?= "phosphor-state-manager-discover"

 # obmc-fan-presence
 #
 # Provides implementations of fan presence detection
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-fan-presence ?= "phosphor-fan-presence-tach"

 # obmc-fan-control
 #
 # Provides implementations of fan control
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-fan-control ?= "phosphor-fan-control"

 # obmc-inventory-manager
 #
 # Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.Inventory.Manager
 # interface.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-inventory-manager ?= "phosphor-inventory-manager"

 # obmc-led-manager
 #
 # Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.ledmanager interface.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-leds-manager ?= "phosphor-led-manager"

 # obmc-led-monitor
 #
 # Provides an implementation of the FRU fault monitor.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-led-monitor ?= "phosphor-led-manager-faultmonitor"

 # obmc-led-sysfs
 #
 # Provides an implementation of xyz.openbmc_project.Led.Physical for
 # Linux kernel LED subsystem LEDs.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-leds-sysfs ?= "phosphor-led-sysfs"

 # obmc-bmc-download-mgr
 #
 # Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.Common.TFTP
 # interface.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-bmc-download-mgr ?= "phosphor-software-manager-download-mgr"

 # obmc-bmc-version
 #
 # Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.Software.Version
 # interface.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-bmc-version ?= "phosphor-software-manager-version"

 # obmc-bmc-updater
 #
 # Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.Software.Activation
 # interface.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-bmc-updater ?= "phosphor-software-manager-updater"

 # obmc-sensors-hwmon
 #
 # Provides an implementation of xyz.openbmc_project.Sensor.Value
 # for hwmon sensors.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-sensors-hwmon ?= "phosphor-hwmon"

 # obmc-dump-manager
 # Provide support for managing dump
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-dump-manager ?= "phosphor-debug-collector-manager"

 # obmc-dump-monitor
 # Provide support for monitoring BMC core dumps
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-dump-monitor ?= "phosphor-debug-collector-monitor"

 # phosphor-hwmon-config
 #
 # The phosphor-hwmon package can have its configuration generated
 # automatically if the MRW feature is enabled.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_phosphor-hwmon-config ?= ""

 # obmc-network-manager
 #
 # Provide support for managing network
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-network-manager ?= "phosphor-network"

 # Configuration overrides for phosphor-ipmi-fru.
 #
 # The phosphor-ipmi-fru application is data-driven and requires an input
 # mapping of how the host firmware reports inventory via IPMI and the mapping
 # of that inventory metadata to DBus objects interfaces and properties.

 # The phosphor-ipmi-fru application is data-driven and requires an input
 # mapping of how the host firmware reports inventory via IPMI.
 # This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
 # configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
 # the phosphor-ipmi-fru build process.
 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-fru-hostfw-config ?= "phosphor-ipmi-fru-hostfw-config-example-native"

 # The phosphor-ipmi-fru application is data-driven and requires an input
 # mapping of IPMI inventory metadata to DBus objects interfaces and properties.
 # This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
 # configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
 # the phosphor-ipmi-fru build process in the native sysroot.
 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-fru-inventory ?= \
     "phosphor-ipmi-fru-inventory-example-native"

 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-fru-properties ?= \
     "phosphor-ipmi-fru-properties-native"

 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-fru-read-inventory ?= \
     "phosphor-ipmi-fru-read-inventory-example-native"

 # Configuration overrides for phosphor-host-ipmid.
 #
 # The phosphor-host-ipmid application is data-driven.

 # The phosphor-host-ipmid application is data-driven and requires an input
 # mapping of IPMI inventory sensor metadata to DBus objects interfaces and properties.
 # This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
 # configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
 # the phosphor-host-ipmid build process in the native sysroot.
 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-sensor-inventory ?= \
     "phosphor-ipmi-sensor-inventory-native"

 # The phosphor-host-ipmid application is data-driven and requires an input
 # mapping of inventory object path to the sensor number and sensor metadata.
 # This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
 # configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
 # the phosphor-host-ipmid build process in the native sysroot.
 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-inventory-sel ?= \
     "phosphor-ipmi-inventory-sel-native"

 # Various other overrides.

 # The phosphor-led-manager application is data-driven and requires an input
 # yaml of LED group and members.
 # This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
 # configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
 # the phosphor-led-manager build process in the native sysroot.
 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-led-manager-config-native ?= \
     "phosphor-led-manager-config-example-native"

 # The phosphor-logging application has a data driven plugin that adds FRU
 # callout information to error logs, when applications generating error logs
 # add the requisite callout metadata to the systemd journal.  The plugin requires
 # an input mapping of Linux sysfs devices to OpenBMC DBus objects.
 # This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
 # configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
 # the phosphor-logging build process in the native sysroot.
 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-logging-callouts ?= \
     "phosphor-logging-callouts-example-native"

 # The phosphor-fan-presence application is data driven and requires an input
 # YAML that maps fans to their tach sensors.  This virtual is a recipe that
 # provides that mapping by installing configuration files in the format and
 # sysroot location expected by the phosphor-fan-presence build process in the
 # sysroot.
 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-fan-presence-config ?= \
     "phosphor-fan-presence-config"

 # The phosphor-fan-control application is data driven and requires a YAML file
 # to define the fans in the system.  This virtual is a recipe that provides
 # that definition by installing the YAML file in the format and sysroot
 # location expected by the phosphor-fan-control build process in the sysroot.
 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-fan-control-fan-config ?= \
     "phosphor-fan-control-fan-config"

 # The phosphor-gpio-monitor application is data-driven and requires an input.
 # The application then watches the passed in input event entry for the
 # change in polarity for the value matching user input. Once the required
 # condition is met, it calls into a systemd target file if one is mentioned
 # in input.
 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/obmc-gpio-monitor ?= "phosphor-gpio-monitor"

 # The phosphor-watchdog application is data-driven and requires an input.
 # The application then starts a timer in disabled state. User of this timer
 # needs to first enable and then use it. This also provides a way for changing
 # the timeout if needed.
 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/obmc-watchdog ?= "phosphor-watchdog"

 # obmc-user-mgmt
 #
 # Provides an implementation of xyz.openbmc_project.User.Manager catering
 # to user management
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-user-mgmt ?= "phosphor-user-manager"

 OBMC_DBUS_PATH_ROOT ?= "/xyz/openbmc_project"
 OBMC_DBUS_IFACE_ROOT ?= "xyz.openbmc_project"

 # VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_phosphor-ipmi-providers are the set of shared library
 # plugins for the host-ipmid application.  By default the IPMI FRU plugin
 # is enabled.  Additionally the host-ipmid recipe uses
 # VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_phosphor-ipmi-providers to compute a list of potential
 # IPMI whitelist recipe dependencies.  For example:
 #
 # VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_phosphor-ipmi-providers ?= "phosphor-ipmi-fru"
 #
 # Will add a build dependency to host-ipmid on the
 # phosphor-ipmi-fru-whitelist-native recipe.
 VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_phosphor-ipmi-providers ?= "phosphor-ipmi-fru"

 # Set security headers on builds
 require conf/distro/include/security_flags.inc

 # Disable security on croserver.
 # Remove if https://github.com/open-power/eCMD/pull/433 is ever merged
 SECURITY_STRINGFORMAT:pn-croserver = ""
 # obmc-libobmc-intf doesn't compile with security flags enabled
 SECURITY_CFLAGS:pn-obmc-libobmc-intf = ""

 # remove when https://gerrit.openbmc-project.xyz/c/openbmc/pldm/+/39984
 # is merged and rev bumped
 SECURITY_CFLAGS:pn-pldm = ""

 # We generally want to enable LTO with meson
 EXTRA_OEMESON:append:class-target = " -Db_lto=true"

 # Set the root password to '0penBmc'
 # Override this in your local.conf
 inherit extrausers

 # This is the default password for the OpenBMC root user account (0penBmc)
 # salted and hashed with SHA512 suitable for /etc/shadow or `usermod -p`.
 DEFAULT_OPENBMC_PASSWORD = "'\$6\$UGMqyqdG\$GqTb3tXPFx9AJlzTw/8X5RoW2Z.100dT.acuk8AFJfNQYr.ZRL8itMIgLqsdq46RNHgiv78XayOSl.IbR4DFU.'"

 EXTRA_USERS_PARAMS:pn-obmc-phosphor-image = " \
   usermod -p ${DEFAULT_OPENBMC_PASSWORD} root; \
   "
	OBMC_BMC_INSTANCES ?= "0"
	OBMC_CHASSIS_INSTANCES ?= "0"
	OBMC_CHECKSTOP_INSTANCES ?= "0"
	OBMC_FAN_INSTANCES ?= ""
	OBMC_HOST_INSTANCES ?= "0"
	OBMC_POWER_BUTTON_INSTANCES ?= "0"
	OBMC_POWER_INSTANCES ?= "0"
	OBMC_RESET_BUTTON_INSTANCES ?= "0"
	OBMC_WATCHDOG_INSTANCES ?= "0"

	# obmc-bmc-state-manager
	#
	# Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.State.BMC
	# interface.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-bmc-state-manager ?= "phosphor-state-manager-bmc"

	# obmc-chassis-state-manager
	#
	# Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.State.Chassis
	# interface.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-chassis-state-manager ?= "phosphor-state-manager-chassis"

	# obmc-host-state-manager
	#
	# Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.State.Host
	# interface.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-host-state-manager ?= "phosphor-state-manager-host"

	# obmc-discover-system-state
	#
	# Provides an implementation of phosphor-discover-system-state, which, if the
	# host is powered off, will check the current power policy and, if necessary,
	# power the host back on.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-discover-system-state ?= "phosphor-state-manager-discover"

	# obmc-fan-presence
	#
	# Provides implementations of fan presence detection
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-fan-presence ?= "phosphor-fan-presence-tach"

	# obmc-fan-control
	#
	# Provides implementations of fan control
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-fan-control ?= "phosphor-fan-control"

	# obmc-inventory-manager
	#
	# Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.Inventory.Manager
	# interface.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-inventory-manager ?= "phosphor-inventory-manager"

	# obmc-led-manager
	#
	# Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.ledmanager interface.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-leds-manager ?= "phosphor-led-manager"

	# obmc-led-monitor
	#
	# Provides an implementation of the FRU fault monitor.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-led-monitor ?= "phosphor-led-manager-faultmonitor"

	# obmc-led-sysfs
	#
	# Provides an implementation of xyz.openbmc_project.Led.Physical for
	# Linux kernel LED subsystem LEDs.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-leds-sysfs ?= "phosphor-led-sysfs"

	# obmc-bmc-download-mgr
	#
	# Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.Common.TFTP
	# interface.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-bmc-download-mgr ?= "phosphor-software-manager-download-mgr"

	# obmc-bmc-version
	#
	# Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.Software.Version
	# interface.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-bmc-version ?= "phosphor-software-manager-version"

	# obmc-bmc-updater
	#
	# Provides an implementation of the xyz.openbmc_project.Software.Activation
	# interface.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-bmc-updater ?= "phosphor-software-manager-updater"

	# obmc-sensors-hwmon
	#
	# Provides an implementation of xyz.openbmc_project.Sensor.Value
	# for hwmon sensors.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-sensors-hwmon ?= "phosphor-hwmon"

	# obmc-dump-manager
	# Provide support for managing dump
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-dump-manager ?= "phosphor-debug-collector-manager"

	# obmc-dump-monitor
	# Provide support for monitoring BMC core dumps
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-dump-monitor ?= "phosphor-debug-collector-monitor"

	# phosphor-hwmon-config
	#
	# The phosphor-hwmon package can have its configuration generated
	# automatically if the MRW feature is enabled.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_phosphor-hwmon-config ?= ""

	# obmc-network-manager
	#
	# Provide support for managing network
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-network-manager ?= "phosphor-network"

	# Configuration overrides for phosphor-ipmi-fru.
	#
	# The phosphor-ipmi-fru application is data-driven and requires an input
	# mapping of how the host firmware reports inventory via IPMI and the mapping
	# of that inventory metadata to DBus objects interfaces and properties.

	# The phosphor-ipmi-fru application is data-driven and requires an input
	# mapping of how the host firmware reports inventory via IPMI.
	# This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
	# configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
	# the phosphor-ipmi-fru build process.
	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-fru-hostfw-config ?= "phosphor-ipmi-fru-hostfw-config-example-native"

	# The phosphor-ipmi-fru application is data-driven and requires an input
	# mapping of IPMI inventory metadata to DBus objects interfaces and properties.
	# This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
	# configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
	# the phosphor-ipmi-fru build process in the native sysroot.
	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-fru-inventory ?= \
	"phosphor-ipmi-fru-inventory-example-native"

	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-fru-properties ?= \
	"phosphor-ipmi-fru-properties-native"

	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-fru-read-inventory ?= \
	"phosphor-ipmi-fru-read-inventory-example-native"

	# Configuration overrides for phosphor-host-ipmid.
	#
	# The phosphor-host-ipmid application is data-driven.

	# The phosphor-host-ipmid application is data-driven and requires an input
	# mapping of IPMI inventory sensor metadata to DBus objects interfaces and properties.
	# This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
	# configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
	# the phosphor-host-ipmid build process in the native sysroot.
	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-sensor-inventory ?= \
	"phosphor-ipmi-sensor-inventory-native"

	# The phosphor-host-ipmid application is data-driven and requires an input
	# mapping of inventory object path to the sensor number and sensor metadata.
	# This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
	# configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
	# the phosphor-host-ipmid build process in the native sysroot.
	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-ipmi-inventory-sel ?= \
	"phosphor-ipmi-inventory-sel-native"

	# Various other overrides.

	# The phosphor-led-manager application is data-driven and requires an input
	# yaml of LED group and members.
	# This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
	# configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
	# the phosphor-led-manager build process in the native sysroot.
	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-led-manager-config-native ?= \
	"phosphor-led-manager-config-example-native"

	# The phosphor-logging application has a data driven plugin that adds FRU
	# callout information to error logs, when applications generating error logs
	# add the requisite callout metadata to the systemd journal. The plugin requires
	# an input mapping of Linux sysfs devices to OpenBMC DBus objects.
	# This virtual is a native recipe that provides that mapping by installing
	# configuration files in the format and native sysroot location expected by
	# the phosphor-logging build process in the native sysroot.
	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-logging-callouts ?= \
	"phosphor-logging-callouts-example-native"

	# The phosphor-fan-presence application is data driven and requires an input
	# YAML that maps fans to their tach sensors. This virtual is a recipe that
	# provides that mapping by installing configuration files in the format and
	# sysroot location expected by the phosphor-fan-presence build process in the
	# sysroot.
	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-fan-presence-config ?= \
	"phosphor-fan-presence-config"

	# The phosphor-fan-control application is data driven and requires a YAML file
	# to define the fans in the system. This virtual is a recipe that provides
	# that definition by installing the YAML file in the format and sysroot
	# location expected by the phosphor-fan-control build process in the sysroot.
	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/phosphor-fan-control-fan-config ?= \
	"phosphor-fan-control-fan-config"

	# The phosphor-gpio-monitor application is data-driven and requires an input.
	# The application then watches the passed in input event entry for the
	# change in polarity for the value matching user input. Once the required
	# condition is met, it calls into a systemd target file if one is mentioned
	# in input.
	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/obmc-gpio-monitor ?= "phosphor-gpio-monitor"

	# The phosphor-watchdog application is data-driven and requires an input.
	# The application then starts a timer in disabled state. User of this timer
	# needs to first enable and then use it. This also provides a way for changing
	# the timeout if needed.
	PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/obmc-watchdog ?= "phosphor-watchdog"

	# obmc-user-mgmt
	#
	# Provides an implementation of xyz.openbmc_project.User.Manager catering
	# to user management
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_obmc-user-mgmt ?= "phosphor-user-manager"

	OBMC_DBUS_PATH_ROOT ?= "/xyz/openbmc_project"
	OBMC_DBUS_IFACE_ROOT ?= "xyz.openbmc_project"

	# VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_phosphor-ipmi-providers are the set of shared library
	# plugins for the host-ipmid application. By default the IPMI FRU plugin
	# is enabled. Additionally the host-ipmid recipe uses
	# VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_phosphor-ipmi-providers to compute a list of potential
	# IPMI whitelist recipe dependencies. For example:
	#
	# VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_phosphor-ipmi-providers ?= "phosphor-ipmi-fru"
	#
	# Will add a build dependency to host-ipmid on the
	# phosphor-ipmi-fru-whitelist-native recipe.
	VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_phosphor-ipmi-providers ?= "phosphor-ipmi-fru"

	# Set security headers on builds
	require conf/distro/include/security_flags.inc

	# Disable security on croserver.
	# Remove if https://github.com/open-power/eCMD/pull/433 is ever merged
	SECURITY_STRINGFORMAT:pn-croserver = ""
	# obmc-libobmc-intf doesn't compile with security flags enabled
	SECURITY_CFLAGS:pn-obmc-libobmc-intf = ""

	# remove when https://gerrit.openbmc-project.xyz/c/openbmc/pldm/+/39984
	# is merged and rev bumped
	SECURITY_CFLAGS:pn-pldm = ""

	# We generally want to enable LTO with meson
	EXTRA_OEMESON:append:class-target = " -Db_lto=true"

	# Set the root password to '0penBmc'
	# Override this in your local.conf
	inherit extrausers

	# This is the default password for the OpenBMC root user account (0penBmc)
	# salted and hashed with SHA512 suitable for /etc/shadow or `usermod -p`.
	DEFAULT_OPENBMC_PASSWORD = "'\$6\$UGMqyqdG\$GqTb3tXPFx9AJlzTw/8X5RoW2Z.100dT.acuk8AFJfNQYr.ZRL8itMIgLqsdq46RNHgiv78XayOSl.IbR4DFU.'"

	EXTRA_USERS_PARAMS:pn-obmc-phosphor-image = " \
	usermod -p ${DEFAULT_OPENBMC_PASSWORD} root; \
	"