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[Mellanox] Remove EEPROM write limitation if it is software control #17030

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@Junchao-Mellanox Junchao-Mellanox commented Oct 27, 2023

Why I did it

When module is under software control (CMIS host management enabled), EEPROM should be controlled by software and there should be no limitation for any write operation.

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How I did it

Remove EEPROM write limitation if a module is under software control

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  • 201811
  • 201911
  • 202006
  • 202012
  • 202106
  • 202111
  • 202205
  • 202211
  • 202305
  • 202311

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@prgeor kindly reminder to review this PR.

@liat-grozovik liat-grozovik merged commit 0d62cf0 into sonic-net:master Dec 13, 2023
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keboliu pushed a commit to keboliu/sonic-buildimage that referenced this pull request Dec 19, 2023
…onic-net#17030)

- Why I did it
When module is under software control (CMIS host management enabled), EEPROM should be controlled by software and there should be no limitation for any write operation.

- How I did it
Remove EEPROM write limitation if a module is under software control

- How to verify it
Manual test
UT
mssonicbld pushed a commit to mssonicbld/sonic-buildimage that referenced this pull request Jan 5, 2024
…onic-net#17030)

- Why I did it
When module is under software control (CMIS host management enabled), EEPROM should be controlled by software and there should be no limitation for any write operation.

- How I did it
Remove EEPROM write limitation if a module is under software control

- How to verify it
Manual test
UT
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Cherry-pick PR to 202311: #17694

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