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<     5 May, 2008
---
>     15 May, 2008
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<      [2] Sun_Microsystems_HDD_LED_Requirements_Rev_1_8 
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>     As the ioctl is generic in nature and directed to devctl nodes,
>     additional LED types may be supported by the driver implementing
>     this ioctl.
> 
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<     DEVCTL_SETLED      |  consolidation-private | Turn ON/OFF drive
---
>     DEVCTL_SET_LED     |  consolidation-private | Turn ON/OFF
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<     ---------------------------------------------------------------
<     DEVCTL_GETLED      |  consolidation-private | Get status of drive
---
>     --------------------------------------------------------------
>     DEVCTL_GET_LED     |  consolidation-private | Get status of
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>     DEVCTL_NUM_LEDS    |  consolidation-private | Get number of
>                        |                        | supported indicator
>                        |                        | LEDs <sys/devctl.h>
>     ---------------------------------------------------------------
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<     The request is DEVCTL_SETLED or DEVCTL_GETLED
---
>     The request is DEVCTL_SET_LED, DEVCTL_GET_LED or DEVCTL_NUM_LEDS
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<     #define DEVCTL_GET_LEDSTATE    (DEVCTL_IOC | 40)
---
>     #define DEVCTL_GET_LED         (DEVCTL_IOC | 40)
>     #define DEVCTL_NUM_LEDS        (DEVCTL_IOC | 41)
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<         uint32_t    led_type : 3;         /* LED type */	
<         uint32_t    led_state: 4;         /* LED ON/OFF/Blink state */
---
>         uint32_t    led_type : 9;         /* LED type */	
>         uint32_t    led_state: 6;         /* LED ON/OFF/Blink state */
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<     #define DCL_TYPE_FAIL           1     /* FAIL LED type */
<     #define DCL_TYPE_OK2RM          2     /* OK2RM LED type */
---
>     #define DCL_TYPE_DEVICE_FAIL    1     /* Device FAIL LED type */
>     #define DCL_TYPE_DEVICE_OK2RM   2     /* Device OK2RM LED type */
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<     #define DCL_STATE_FAST_BLNK     3     /* LED Fast blink */
---
>     #define DCL_STATE_FAST_BLNK     4     /* LED Fast blink */
> 
>     For DEVCTL_GET_LED and DEVCTL_SET_LED requests:
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<         to which the LED indicator is related. In practical terms
---
>         to which the LED indicator is related. 
>         For requesst is related to SGPIO-controlled LEDs
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>         For requests related to other type of leds, the led_num
>         value is specific for the devctl node supporting it.
> 
>         The request may specify only one LED type and number at
>         a time.
> 
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<         ignored and HBA should make SPGIO inactive (put SGPIO
<         in tri-state) for all devices controlled by the HBA.
< 	Slow blink and fast blink rates are defined by Sun
<         document Sun_Microsystems_HDD_LED_Requirements_Rev_1_8.
---
>         ignored and HBA should make an LED interface inactive
>         (in case of SGPIO, put SGPIO in tri-state) for all LEDs
>         controlled by the HBA.
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>         Slow blink and fast blink rates are defined as follow:
>             SLow Blinking -  1Hz 50% ON/OFF LED cycles
>             Fast Blinking -  4Hz 50% ON/OFF LED cycles
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<     For DEVCTL_GET_LEDSTATE request:
---
>     For DEVCTL_GET_LED request:
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< 	If the SGPIO control interface was not explicitly enabled
<         via DEVCTL_SET_LED with DCL_CNTRL_ON request, the LED state
---
>         If the LED state was not explicitly changed via 
>         DEVCTL_SET_LED with DCL_CNTRL_ON request, the LED state
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>     For DEVCTL_NUM_LEDS request:
> 
>         Following information is returned in dc_led_ctl structure:
>         led_num   --- number of supported LEDs
>                       For devctl nodes controlling device LEDs via
>                       SGPIO interface this is a number of LEDs tuples
>                       supported by the HBA instance.
>                       For other devctl nodes this number is devctl node
>                       specific.
>         led_ctl_active --- non-zero value indicates that the LED
>                       control interface is active, ie. LEDs are 
>                       controlled by this HBA instance.
>         led_type  --- indication of supporting device FAIL and OK2RM LEDs
>                       (0x3 constant for SGPIO-controlled device LEDS);
>         led_state --- indication of supporting device LED lighting patterns,
>                       as defined by DCL_STATE_XXX ;
> 
> 
>     For devctl nodes controlling SGPIO interface:
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<     IOCTL may specify one LED type and device number at a time.
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<     by the HBA). In such state the default LED setting as provided
---
>     by the HBA). In such state the default LED setting provided
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<     interface, an explicit ioctl has to be sent to eenable the
---
>     interface, an explicit ioctl has to be sent to enable the
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<     Some HBAs (such as hardware RAID HBAs) may be actively control
---
>     Some HBAs (such as hardware RAID HBAs) may be actively controlling
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<     LEDs is HBA-specific and cntrl_active field of the dc_led_ctl
---
>     LEDs is HBA-specific and led_ctl_active field of the dc_led_ctl
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<     without an explicit request to activate the control.
---
>     without an explicit prior request to activate the control.
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<     The SATA HBA driver should maintain the state of LEDs for the
<     purpose of providing LEDs state in response to DEVCTL_GET_LEDSTATE
<     request. 
---
>     The driver implementing the LED control ioctl should maintain the state
>     of LEDs for the life of the HBA instance.
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<     PRIV_ALL privilege is required to invoke DEVCTL_LED_CTL ioctl.
< 
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<        6.4.1. Consolidation C-team Name:
<         ON
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>        6.4.1. Consolidation C-team Name: ON