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# Copyright (c) 2012, Calxeda Inc.
#
# All rights reserved.
#
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# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are
# met:
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# * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
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# DAMAGE.
"""IPMI commands that are implemented
These don't always map directly to IPMI requests, although sometimes
they do. Sometimes, they map to higher level commands provided by
ipmitool. It's more convenient (and closer to real world use) to use
these higher level commands than to break stuff down.
"""
from chassis import chassis_commands
from bmc import bmc_commands
from sdr import sdr_commands
from fw import fw_commands
from sel import sel_commands
from sol import sol_commands
from payload import payload_commands
from dcmi import dcmi_commands
from pef import pef_commands
from freeipmi_pef import freeipmi_pef_commands
from pet import pet_commands
from event import event_commands
from watchdog import watchdog_commands
from fru import fru_commands
from lan import lan_commands
from channel import channel_commands
from user import user_commands
from fabric import fabric_commands
from fabric_config import fabric_config_commands
from bootdev import bootdev_commands
from bootparam import bootparam_commands
from mc import mc_commands
from data import data_commands
from info import info_commands
ipmi_commands = {}
ipmi_commands.update(bmc_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(chassis_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(sdr_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(fw_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(sel_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(sol_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(payload_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(dcmi_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(pef_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(freeipmi_pef_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(pet_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(event_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(watchdog_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(fru_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(lan_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(channel_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(user_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(fabric_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(fabric_config_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(bootdev_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(bootparam_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(mc_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(data_commands)
ipmi_commands.update(info_commands)
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