PEL: Support new DeconfigFlag msg reg field
Add a new field to the PEL message registry to indicate that some
hardware associated with a callout was deconfigured.
"DeconfigFlag": true
This results in bit 6 in the SRC's hex word 5 being set. It is looked
at by the code that creates the periodic PELs when there is a system
running with deconfigured hardware.
Note: For something to be considered deconfigured, it doesn't
necessarily mean that firmware chose to not configure it. It could also
mean that it is broken or missing, at least in the case of power
supplies or fans.
Signed-off-by: Matt Spinler <spinler@us.ibm.com>
Change-Id: I3e657cb52416fc50000e299bf2d583db7b67caf8
diff --git a/extensions/openpower-pels/registry.cpp b/extensions/openpower-pels/registry.cpp
index 9cccb0b..c9c4169 100644
--- a/extensions/openpower-pels/registry.cpp
+++ b/extensions/openpower-pels/registry.cpp
@@ -190,6 +190,11 @@
return type;
}
+bool getSRCDeconfigFlag(const nlohmann::json& src)
+{
+ return src["DeconfigFlag"].get<bool>();
+}
+
std::optional<std::map<SRC::WordNum, SRC::AdditionalDataField>>
getSRCHexwordFields(const nlohmann::json& src, const std::string& name)
{
@@ -735,6 +740,11 @@
entry.src.symptomID = helper::getSRCSymptomIDFields(src, name);
}
+ if (src.contains("DeconfigFlag"))
+ {
+ entry.src.deconfigFlag = helper::getSRCDeconfigFlag(src);
+ }
+
auto& doc = (*e)["Documentation"];
entry.doc.message = doc["Message"];
entry.doc.description = doc["Description"];