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Fix clock selection algorithm behavior where a clock source starts to match requirements but is not selected because it has the same ha_priority than active. In a HA configuration with two or more clocks configured with equal ha_priority if no clock source matches the requirements the first one in the configuration file is selected active. This is a standard behavior to always have a clock source, even when they are not synchronized. When one of the clock sources starts to match the requirements it must be selected active, regardless of the priority. But when a second clock source starts to match the requirements and has the same ha_priority as the active, the active remains the clock source. There is no need to switch active when they have equal ha_priority. Test plan: two sources with the same priority PASS: Verify a clock source is selected active when it starts to match the requirements and the current active doesn't match them, even if they have equal ha_priority. PASS: Verify a clock source isn't selected active when it starts to match the requirements and the current active also matches them. Regression: two sources with different priority PASS: Verify a clock source is selected active when it starts to match the requirements and the current active doesn't match them, even if their ha_priority is lower than the actives. PASS: Verify a clock source is selected active when it starts to match the requirements and the current active also matches them but has lower ha_priority configured. PASS: Verify a clock source isn't selected active when it starts to match the requirements and the current active also matches them and has higher ha_priority configured. Story: 2010723 Task: 48699 Change-Id: If80532b7b8febcc164f7c748a8d4122b4f10fd3b Signed-off-by: Andre Mauricio Zelak <andre.zelak@windriver.com> |
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