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the root password before the system comes up. You will need to enable the
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network interface before you can run the FBOSS agent.
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FBOSS is installed and set to run the configuration created for a OCP ONL
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On the Wedge 40 FBOSS is installed and set to run the configuration created for a OCP ONL
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on Wedge Demo. This configuration sets up the first physical QSFP port of
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the wedge as 4 10G ports (via a break out cable) and configures vlans and
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ip addresses on them.
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On the Wedge 100 FBOSS is installed and set to run a generic configuration that breaks all
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ports into 25G (each 100G port is broken into 4 ports for a total of 128 ports)
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ONIE Manual Install
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If your Accton Wedge does not have ONIE installed, you will need to install
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it before you can proceed.
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1) Download the ONIE rescue image from http://opennetlinux.org/binaries/accton-wedge/onie-recovery-x86_64-accton_wedge_16x-r0.iso
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1) Download the ONIE rescue image for the Wedge 40 from http://opennetlinux.org/binaries/accton-wedge/onie-recovery-x86_64-accton_wedge_16x-r0.iso for the Wedge 100 it is http://opennetlinux.org/binaries/accton-wedge/onie-recovery-x86-64-facebook-wedge100-r0.iso
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2) Burn the image onto a USB (a USB with a minimum size of 256M is necessary)
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linux installation, you will need to either reboot (if possible) or hit ctrl-x, exiting to the BMC and issue the "wedge_power reset" command to power-cycle the
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microserver, run sol.sh again and hit F2 when the BIOS status screen appears
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10) One you are in the BIOS configuration, move to the boot screen and change
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the boot mode from UEFI to Legacy
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10) For the Wedge 40 Once you are in the BIOS configuration, move to the boot screen and change
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the boot mode from UEFI to Legacy. For the Wedge 100 you will choose the non UEFI version of your USB disk.
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11) In the boot device list, make sure that the USB is set to #1
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16) *IMPORTANT* Remove the USB from the system before proceeding to the ONL install
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17) On the Wedge 100 go back into the BIOS and set device P0 to be the main boot drive.
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ONL Manual Install
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1) Attach a serial terminal to the wedge
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2) Boot switch and choose "ONIE: Rescue" to go to ONIE''s interactive mode
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3) From the ONIE# prompt run "install_url http://opennetlinux.org/binaries/latest-wedge-2.0.installer"
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3) From the ONIE# prompt run "install_url http://opennetlinux.org/binaries/latest-DEB8-AMD64-installed.installer"
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4) Wait for the install to finish and the system to reboot
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6) Configure the ma1 interface either via dhcp (dhclient ma1) or manually
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7) Install fboss using the commands
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For the Wedge 40
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#> apt-get update
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#> apt-get install fboss
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Or for the Wedge 100
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#> apt-get install fboss-w100
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8) From the command prompt you can start fboss by using the command
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"service fboss_wedge_agent start"
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9) The first time you start the fboss_wedge_agent service it will download
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the OpenNSL library from the Broadcom github account.
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9) On the Wedge 40 The first time you start the fboss_wedge_agent service it will download
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the OpenNSL library from the Broadcom github account. On the Wedge 100, it OpenNSL is included
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as a package.
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10) Once the library is installed, fboss_wedge_agent will start, using the
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default configuration located at /etc/fboss/ocp-demo.json
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default configuration located at /etc/fboss/ocp-demo.json for the Wedge 40 or /etc/fboss/sample_config.json for the Wedge 100
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11) You can confirm that the fboss_wedge_agent is running by issuing the
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command "service fboss_wedge_agent status"
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Modifying The fboss_wedge_agent configuration
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The rest of this document is based on the Wedge 40 but the Wedge 100 is similar.
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In the /etc/init.d/fboss_wedge_agent script, you will locate a section where
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the configuration file "FBOSS_DAEMON_OPTIONS" is set:
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Jeffrey Townsend