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Take non-CMIS xcvrs out of lpmode in SFF Manager #565

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@peterbailey-arista peterbailey-arista commented Nov 21, 2024

Description

Fix non-CMIS transceivers in down state by bringing them out of low power mode in the SFF Manager Task.
This is intended to work together with the change in sonic-net/sonic-buildimage#20886.

Motivation and Context

Non-CMIS transceivers were not functioning correctly when put into Low Power mode. So XCVRD now brings them out of lpmode.

How Has This Been Tested?

Loaded an image containing this change alongside the change from sonic-net/sonic-buildimage#20886 on an Arista chassis containing a Clearwater2 linecard.
Verified that without this image some interfaces were in a down state but with the image all interfaces came up as expected.

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Fix non-CMIS transceivers in down state by bringing them out of
lpmode in the SFF Manager Task.
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@arlakshm @wenyiz2021 for awareness

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LGTM

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