DellEmc-S6000 : Back-end work for last reboot reason #2974
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build failure, can you check? |
Hi guohan, Thanks & Regards, |
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- What I did
1. Nvram device exposed to user space.
- How I did it
1. Nvram 0x49 offset is used for last reboot reason. (Vendor Defined Offset)
COLD_RESET = 0xE # Cold Reset (offset value)
WARM_RESET = 0x6 # Warm Reset (offset value)
- How to verify it
1. Dump the Nvram content. (particularly check the 0x49 offset).
Command:- dd if=/dev/nvram of=nvram.dump
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