[fast/warm-reboot] Retain TRANSCEIVER_INFO/STATUS tables on fast/warm-reboot #82
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Signed-off-by: Stepan Blyschak <[email protected]>
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What I did
Retain TRANSCEIVER_INFO/STATUS tables on fast/warm reboot. The PHY isn't reset on fast/warm reboot. Knowing about plugged modules is required for orchagent to set SAI_PORT_ATTR_HOST_TX_SIGNAL_ENABLE=true on start.
How I did it
Save TRANSCEIVER_INFO/STATUS tables on warm/fast-reboot.
How to verify it
Run fast/warm-reboot.
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