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Format has changed slightly. The original format in v2.10 was:
{'Next Scheduled Power-on': [' *','-*',' 0',':0',':0']}
The new format is: {'Next Scheduled Power-on': '*-* *:*:*'}
The reason is that the formatting in the original list was rather half-done,
containing separators in some of the elements.
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Arguments for doing so is that asserts are important to catch
unhandled error situations and will help debugging if it fails
in a production environment.
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Could also be related to an older libxml2 version as well, as this
behaviour was found on RHEL4u4
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This caused an exception on Python2.3
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This is a simple utility which dumps DMI/SMBIOS data straight
to a file, written i C and should not depend on anything extra.
Useful to get DMI/SMBIOS data without installing python and/or
python-dmidecode. The data dump can be parsed by python-dmidecode
later on on a different box.
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This function will ignore the case of the string of the value to be
found. This improves the behaviour mentioned in
commit 20030e42b4d3f7283f6143641cb009a8dbf1da24.
At the moment, the immediate advantage is that the pymap.xml is
not strictly bound to if the type IDs in hex are in upper and/or
lower case. Both cases and mixed cases will now work.
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If the XPath expression for the key value points on a non-existing XML
node, it would earlier abort pythonizing the XML data. Even though this
could look like the correct behaviour, it will not work out well in
reality.
For sections like 'bios', it might be that the DMI/SMBIOS data do not
describe or provide the BIOSLanguage section (type id 0x0D). Which
means calling dmidecode.bios() would fail completely instead of
reporting what it could find.
This patch fixes this issue and it will normally ignore not found key
values and just continue pythonizing the XML data and return what it
managed to translate into a Python dictionary.
If DEBUG is defined when compiling python-dmidecode, a warning message
will be printed directly to stderr when a key value is not found.
A warning is printed if dmidecode is compiled with DEBUG defined.
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Upper case hex string values is used in the pymap.xml file. This should be
improved so that type id is case insensitive.
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Get libxml2 compile time info from xml2-config. Retrieve
version number from src/version.h
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Also undefined the NDEBUG when building this package
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This function shadows the dmidecode.type() function. This is
to clarify more what the function does and to unify the API against
the dmidecodeXML API.
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This is a more dynamic function than the static functions like
dmidecode.bios(). The equivalent will be dmidecode.QuerySection('bios')
This is to unify the dmidecode API and the dmidecodeXML API
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<Description> tag
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Also provide more useful information, both on unsupported types and
types not found on the hardware
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The shard library got renamed to dmidecodemodule.so, and this was not
clever. When you do 'import dmidecode' in Python, it will look for
files in this order:
dmidecode
dmidecode.so
dmidecodemodule.so
dmidecode.py
dmidecode.pyc
This is of course a problem when the wrapper introduced in commit
65c9384ec9b6e265aba11227ffa37ae7a6a787d1 is called dmidecode.py, and
Python attempts to load dmidecodemodule.so before dmidecode.py.
To solve this, dmidecodemodule.so is now renamed to dmidecodemod.so.
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As we now include libxml2 and the required libxml2mod (which is used to wrap
xmlDoc and xmlNode data into Python objects), importing only dmidecode caused
a failure. If adding import libxml2 first, everything would work out fine.
To avoid this issue, due to backwards compatibility, a tiny dmidecode wrapper
is implemted as well. The dmidecode.so module is now renamed to dmidecodemodule.so,
and the wrapper is now called dmidecode.py.
To simplify things, the dmidecodeXML module introduced in commit b25b2ca548508cd2beb26f465b7bc5a296592461
is not merged into the new dmidecode.py
The constants mentioned are now called dmidecode.DMIXML_NODE and dmidecode.DMIXML_DOC
and to instantiate the dmidecodeXML class, dmidecode.dmidecodeXML() is used.
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To use this API, you need to import dmidecodeXML. This is a wrapper class for
the internal XML API which has been implemented. In addition, you might also
want to import libxml2 as well.
dmidecodeXML::QuerySection(<string>)
Valid section strings can be found in the pymap.xml file, in the <GroupMapping>
tag section.
dmidecodeXML::TypeId(<integer between 0-255>)
Valid values should match the DMI/SMBIOS specification.
dmidecodeXML::SetResultType(resultType)
Result type can be either dmidecodeXML.DMIXML_NODE or dmidecodeXML.DMIXML_DOC
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import libxml2
import dmidecodeXML
dmixml = dmidecodeXML.dmidecodeXML()
section_nodes = dmixml.QuerySection('processor')
dmixml.SetResultType(dmidecodeXML.DMIXML_DOC)
typeid_doc = dmixml.QueryTypeId(0x10)
dmixml.SetResultType(dmidecodeXML.DMIXML_NODE)
typeid_doc.saveFormatFileEnc("-", "UTF-8", 1)
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