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@S-J-Tang S-J-Tang commented Feb 6, 2026

[Feature]

  • set sensor polling flag to false before starting the FW update
  • fix MTU size (244 -> 64)
  • add a define to block sensor responses during FW update

Summary:
- Add DISABLE_SENSOR_RESP_DURING_FW_UPDATE in plat_def.h
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- Build: Pass
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- Updated platform version for 2025.47.01 release.
- Added platform-defined MCTP_DEFAULT_MSG_MAX_SIZE in plat_def.h.
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- Build code: Pass
Summary:
 - set sensor polling flag "false" before starting the FW update
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 - Build code: pass
 - Function check: pass
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- Version commit for 2026.05.01
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- Build code: Pass
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ARG_UNUSED(fw_update_param);

/* Stop sensor polling */
set_plat_sensor_polling_enable_flag(false);
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@S-J-Tang do we enable the flag back after the fw update is done ? Is that code already merged?

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Yes, after the FW update is done, the BIC will reboot and re-initialize the flag back to true.

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