cnfgs:p10bmc: Rename the IBM config directories

Due to the fan applications now using the
xyz.openbmc_project.Inventory.Decorator.Compatible interface instead of
the xyz.openbmc_project.Configuratio

cnfgs:p10bmc: Rename the IBM config directories

Due to the fan applications now using the
xyz.openbmc_project.Inventory.Decorator.Compatible interface instead of
the xyz.openbmc_project.Configuration.IBMCompatibleSystem one, the names
of the systems have changed as the new interface uses a different
property value format.

Rename all of the directories that mirror those property names to the new
ones.

Signed-off-by: Matt Spinler <spinler@us.ibm.com>
Change-Id: Ie541d15b47a155e88800fb7def76c0e8fbd8182b

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prettier: re-format

Prettier is enabled in openbmc-build-scripts on Markdown, JSON, and YAML
files to have consistent formatting for these file types. Re-run the
formatter on the whole repository.

prettier: re-format

Prettier is enabled in openbmc-build-scripts on Markdown, JSON, and YAML
files to have consistent formatting for these file types. Re-run the
formatter on the whole repository.

Change-Id: I961ec77b2617da3e097e64e0d8e8980bb7e5b426
Signed-off-by: Patrick Williams <patrick@stwcx.xyz>

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presence:ibm,bonnell: Add config file

The Bonnell system has 2 dual rotor fans with their presence detect
GPIOs wired directly to the BMC using GPIOs F4 and F5. The device tree
has these configured

presence:ibm,bonnell: Add config file

The Bonnell system has 2 dual rotor fans with their presence detect
GPIOs wired directly to the BMC using GPIOs F4 and F5. The device tree
has these configured as GPIO keys 6 and 7.

The 'physpath' values are only used by the 'Fallback' presence
redundancy policy, which we are not using because we're using 'AnyOf'
instead. On other systems that would be the I2C device path of the IO
expander the presence detects are wired to. In this case they're wired
to the BMC so an I2C path doesn't apply, so I just chose 'BMC' to have
something there, which again isn't used anyway but the code requires
it.

Signed-off-by: Matt Spinler <spinler@us.ibm.com>
Change-Id: I4b1753bb110b3668e86ab4fa46624e0afc6f46a5

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pres: Add way to bind fan eeprom driver after plug

Some fans have EEPROMs on them that are read by other BMC code so the
contents can be added to the BMC inventory. Since fans can usually be
hotplu

pres: Add way to bind fan eeprom driver after plug

Some fans have EEPROMs on them that are read by other BMC code so the
contents can be added to the BMC inventory. Since fans can usually be
hotplugged, this means those EEPROMs need to be read after a fan is
plugged, and there was previously no method to trigger that.

This commit adds functionality to phosphor-fan-presence-tach to bind the
EEPROM driver to the new device after a fan with an EEPROM is plugged.
This triggers a udev event which triggers EEPROM reads if the platform
is configured to do so.

This is done with a new optional JSON section in the config.json, which
looks like:
"eeprom": {
"bus_address": "31-0050",
"driver_name": "at24",
"bind_delay_ms": 1000
}

The 'bus_address' field is the device's I2C bus and address string as it
is represented in the I2C subsystem in sysfs. The 'driver_name' field
is the name of the device driver that manages that device. The
'bind_delay_ms' field allows there to be a defined amount of time
between when the device is plugged and when the driver is bound, in case
a certain amount of time is required for the device to come online after
it receives power.

Signed-off-by: Matt Spinler <spinler@us.ibm.com>
Change-Id: I10d36efab954393239e6face96244ecd34035596

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presence: Add machine JSON config files

Add the known JSON config files that exist in the openbmc repository to
be installed for each machine.

Change-Id: I722b58a2509118614ca5546f6db2468f5a465166
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presence: Add machine JSON config files

Add the known JSON config files that exist in the openbmc repository to
be installed for each machine.

Change-Id: I722b58a2509118614ca5546f6db2468f5a465166
Signed-off-by: Matthew Barth <msbarth@us.ibm.com>

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