Chaitanya U Godbole

On a Dell server, the powersupply is a hot swappable FRU. So if I have an existing session/connection between my openipmi sample program & the Dell BMC, and then if I replace one of the two powersupplies, then if I iterate over all the FRU entities (using ipmi_domain_iterate_entities()) & then try to get the serial-number (using ipmi_entity_get_board_info_board_serial_number()) for those instances, then I see that openipmi APIs are returning the old PSU's data itself & not the data for the newly...

On a Dell server, the powersupply is a hot swappable FRU. So if I have an existing session/connection between my openipmi sample program & the Dell BMC, and then if I replace one of the two powersupplies, then if I iterate over all the FRU entities (using ipmi_domain_iterate_entities()) & then try to get the serial-number (using ipmi_entity_get_board_info_board_serial_number()) for those instances, then I see that openipmi APIs are returning the old PSU's data itself & not the data for the newly...