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Support 800G ifname in xcvrd #416
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@prgeor, @mihirpat1 , Please review this |
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Please address the code coverage failure.
@StormLiangMS @yxieca - Can you please help to cherry-pick this to 202305 and 202311? |
hi @mihirpat1 why we need this for 202305? there is no 800G product in 202305. |
@AnoopKamath - Can you please help in responding to @StormLiangMS. |
Hi @StormLiangMS, we are already supporting 800G in 2x400G mode and want to enable 800G app code now in 202305. @prgeor can add more details. @prgeor, @mihirpat1, Can you please review and help merge double commit these changes to 202305? #420 |
Hi @StormLiangMS, can you please cherry pick this to 202311? |
* Support 800G iframe in xcvrd * Add code coverage
Cherry-pick PR to 202311: #429 |
* Support 800G iframe in xcvrd * Add code coverage
Description
Add 800G ifname in xcvrd get_interface_speed() which gets the port speed from the host interface name.
Motivation and Context
How Has This Been Tested?
Verified with enabling 800G module app code
202305 commit PR: #420
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