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add power policy settings
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Change default for boot parms to be human readable
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The REST interface is not a reflection of IPMI. It is its own
design. The 0's as the default was because that is what the
you could think of as the IPMI bytes indicating default. The
OpenBMC REST interface should not have a direct relationship
with IPMI. That is a general tenent
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Add system_state dbus property
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Add system_state property to keep track of the system
state across reboots.
Include the generated settings_file.py since some build
machines cannot have the yaml python module installed. This
file will be removed once the code is ported to C in the next rework.
Add the path where the settings will be stored in bmc:
/var/lib/obmc/
Address review comments from the initial commit.
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Create the settings dbus object.
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Host settings are specified in a yaml file.
Parser converts the yaml file into a dictionary.
The settings manager runs on the BMC and uses the dictionary to
create the dbus properties and save the values in the BMC so that
the values persist.
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