[Arista] Add pcie.yaml configuration file for a few platforms #5527
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retest baseimage please |
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retest vsimage please |
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…net#5527) * Add pcie.yaml configuration for Gardena * Add pcie.yaml configuration for Upperlake * Add pcie.yaml configuration for Clearlake * Add pcie.yaml configuration for Lodoga
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- How I did it
Ran
pcieutil pcie-generateto generate the pcie.yaml configuration file for these 4 platforms.- How to verify it
systemctl status pcie-check.service- Which release branch to backport (provide reason below if selected)
Not sure which releases have support for this feature, so the applicable ones.
- Description for the changelog
Add pcie.yaml configuration file for a few platforms