1*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler[Unit] 2*86a1ebf9SAndrew GeisslerDescription=Power is off to chassis%i 3*86a1ebf9SAndrew GeisslerAfter=phosphor-wait-power-off@%i.service 4*86a1ebf9SAndrew GeisslerRequires=phosphor-wait-power-off@%i.service 5*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler 6*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler[Service] 7*86a1ebf9SAndrew GeisslerRemainAfterExit=no 8*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler# systemd starts all wanted targets in parallel and a Conflict 9*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler# statement will resolve itself when the target starts, not when 10*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler# completes. Some services have a requirement to stop 11*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler# once power is off. The solution is to create a new target, 12*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler# obmc-chassis-powered-off@.target, that is started after it is 13*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler# verified that power has been removed from the chassis. Then 14*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler# services may conflict with this target to ensure they 15*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler# are stopped at the appropriate time. 16*86a1ebf9SAndrew GeisslerExecStart=/bin/systemctl start obmc-chassis-powered-off@%i.target 17*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler 18*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler 19*86a1ebf9SAndrew Geissler[Install] 20*86a1ebf9SAndrew GeisslerWantedBy=obmc-chassis-poweroff@%i.target 21