telco-features: document a PTP BC on GNR-D#1130
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Marked as WIP due to the still missing "pmc" commands, but it's otherwise ready for review. Any input is very welcome. |
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I have added the missing sections. I might still refine the script a little bit, maybe sourcing the input files from command line or env variables, but the text will almost certainly stay the same. |
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Looks good, I wonder if we should consider re-structuring this page in future though e.g we could have a page per feature - that's unrelated to the content here though and could be handled in a future PR
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Hey @mchiappero I had a few suggestions. Please let me know if you have any questions I would be happy to do another round of review.
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Thank you so much! I have applied all of your changes. |
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Besides incorporating the changes from the comments, I have made very few modifications, plus a final rebase on main. I guess you can just have a look at the delta. Thanks! |
No, only the changes here, if you haven't done so: https://github.com/suse-edge/suse-edge.github.io/compare/7ecee716c41e0c2d0b18d8b538bc80133bd89349..6a33bb682cfc948fa8a0d123d7bbb96f2d918f7c. Otherwise, thank you very much for your effort! |
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One small adjustment then I think we can merge, thanks!
Introduce a new section, following the existing PTP ones, about running a Boundary Clock on an Intel Granite Rapids-D server. It takes into account the specifics of these new designs, routing synchronization signals internally across NAC, Timing Module and Add-In Cards. In particular, this commit documents the steps required to have a working static BC setup. Reviewed-by: Ranjini M N <ranjini.n@suse.com> Signed-off-by: Marco Chiappero <marco.chiappero@suse.com>
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Introduce a new section, following the existing PTP ones, about running a Boundary Clock on an Intel Granite Rapids-D server. It takes into account the specifics of these new designs, routing synchronization signals internally across NAC, Timing Module and Add-In Cards.
In particular, this commit document the steps required to have a working static BC setup.