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# d0fd3b1f 17-Nov-2023 Patrick Rudolph <patrick.rudolph@9elements.com>

configurations: sbp1: Add Hysteresis

dbus-sensors uses a default threshold hysteresis of 2.55 V/A/°C,
which is too much for most sensors found on SBP1. In order to reset
the critical/warning thresho

configurations: sbp1: Add Hysteresis

dbus-sensors uses a default threshold hysteresis of 2.55 V/A/°C,
which is too much for most sensors found on SBP1. In order to reset
the critical/warning threshold the sensor value has to go out of
the acceptable range in the opposite direction. Adjust the hysteresis
to 1% of the threshold value.

Tested: Warning/Critical thresholds reset earlier when the value is
back to normal.

Change-Id: Ife33b456e930d2d8df61df9da8bcebb1a5f4d577
Signed-off-by: Patrick Rudolph <patrick.rudolph@9elements.com>

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# 2e61474d 10-Nov-2023 Patrick Rudolph <patrick.rudolph@9elements.com>

configurations: sbp1: Add rulerdrive efuses

SBP1 has 32 slots for rulerdrive SSDs. Every slot has it's own
MAX5970 eFuse that provides voltage and current sensor readings.

While the MAX5970 is on t

configurations: sbp1: Add rulerdrive efuses

SBP1 has 32 slots for rulerdrive SSDs. Every slot has it's own
MAX5970 eFuse that provides voltage and current sensor readings.

While the MAX5970 is on the baseboard it only makes sense to show
the sensor values when a rulerdrive is plugged into the corresponding
slot.
Thus add the MAX5970 as separate chassis object with the probe condition
to evaluate if the slot is occupied.

Change-Id: I870175a2098f0acc41b806928cf3f40b9f0f86f3
Signed-off-by: Patrick Rudolph <patrick.rudolph@9elements.com>

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