DellEmc: Z9264f Pre-emphasis and Led settings #2959
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- What I did
1. Added pre-emphasis values for DellEmc Z9264f platform.
2. Added front-end port led settings for 40G SKU.
- How I did it
1. Updated pre-emphasis values in platform specific file ( media_setting.json)
2. led_proc_init setting will be applied based on HW-SKU (100G / 40G).
100G - Frontend 1st port - Green
40G - Frontend 1st port - Green
- How to verify it
1.. Dump the redis database (ex : redis-cli -n 0 hgetall PORT_TABLE:Ethernet0)
2. Dump the bcm pre-emphasis register value (ex: bcmcmd "phy xe0 TXFIR_CTL1r.<port_no>"
bcmcmd "phy xe0 TXFIR_CTL0r.<port_no>"
3. NPU traffic test.
- Description for the changelog
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