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sonic-host-services changes for gNOI Warm Reboot #191
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# Timeout for SONiC Host Service to be killed during reboot | ||
REBOOT_TIMEOUT = 260 | ||
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EXECUTE_COLD_REBOOT_COMMAND = "sudo reboot" | ||
EXECUTE_NSF_REBOOT_COMMAND = "/etc/init.d/gpins-nsf-boot nsf-reboot" | ||
EXECUTE_WARM_REBOOT_COMMAND = "/usr/local/bin/warm-reboot -v" |
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@hdwhdw @qiluo-msft Can you pls confirm this is the right command to invoke warm reboot in SONiC ?
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@github76543 Joh, can you PTAL and signoff. |
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Can you please look at ff73070 and see if this is something you can reuse?
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# Timeout for SONiC Host Service to be killed during reboot | ||
REBOOT_TIMEOUT = 260 | ||
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EXECUTE_COLD_REBOOT_COMMAND = "sudo reboot" | ||
EXECUTE_NSF_REBOOT_COMMAND = "/etc/init.d/gpins-nsf-boot nsf-reboot" | ||
EXECUTE_WARM_REBOOT_COMMAND = "/usr/local/bin/warm-reboot -v" |
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Thanks @hdwhdw for the reference. The reboot dbus service also needs a request/response framework which is what this PR does and IIUC @vvolam went with the other one as a stop gap solution. Adding @github76543 (John) for additional inputs. |
@kishanps thanks for clarifying. If so consider renaming the service to something more general than gnoi_reboot. Maybe 'async_system'? Having one module for each gnoi service can clutter the dbus codebase. Also does it make sense to add your api to systemd service and call it async reboot, alongside @vvolam API? |
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