tree 46f7c93e51562bdf4a8626ce0c53bf70cfb9f56d
parent a55c953dd2bba16f2d43b186f920b18da4a3493f
author Andrew Geissler <geissonator@yahoo.com> 1620065195 -0500
committer Andrew Geissler <geissonator@yahoo.com> 1620421950 +0000

host-condition: reduce timeout from 30 to 3 sec

Some new software is on the way to refactor the way OpenBMC firmware
detects if the host is running. Future commits in this series will
elaborate on this.

A long running observation of this existing design is that it never
takes the host 30 seconds to respond if it's actually running. In fact
it's always less then one second if it's actually running because ths
host is much faster then the BMC hardware. The 30s timeout has always
caused confusion because of how long it takes when the host is clearly
not running.

A new phosphor-dbus-interface has moved the interface to determine if
the host is up and running into a simple property read. To implement
that property read, we need to ensure this command returns as quickly as
possible.

This commit reduces the time we give the host to respond to a heartbeat
command from 30 to 3 seconds.

Signed-off-by: Andrew Geissler <geissonator@yahoo.com>
Change-Id: Id288f929a9948da84687dd4455b697263dcf6ac2