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Added a procfs check for pcie peripherals to verify device ID. #429
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Added a function to check device ID of each PCI device by reading ass…
assrinivasan ebcef6d
Corrected misspelled variable, changed log level from info to warning
assrinivasan 5993cd1
Merge branch 'sonic-net:master' into pcie-procfs-check
assrinivasan cb0ad02
Modified unit test to account for deviceid_check function
assrinivasan 8df5408
Added unit tests
assrinivasan 85c90c3
Added the actual transaction check, which was the whole point
assrinivasan 0a3e223
Fixed a bug that would prevent transaction checks in the event of SCD…
assrinivasan 1c0c82e
Fixed unit test. Removed superflous check_output run.
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@assrinivasan does this result in real pcie transaction?
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This does not -- this gets the intended device ID of the PCIe device by querying the procfs data file directly, thereby bypassing any SCD driver hijack or pcie*.yaml file weirdness. I added the actual transaction check in the latest commit.