Sfs mctp integration issues #213
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Add a sleep of one milli second before and after sending the MCTP packet on I3C physical transport. This is to accommodate the target devices to empty the buffer from the IP block to avoid NACKs and retries. tested: verified on Congo. Signed-off-by: Mahesh Kurapati <mahesh.kurapati@amd.com>
Increase the MCTP socket timeout to 3 seconds from 1.5 seconds to accommodate time for transferring the large MCTP message. tested: verified on Congo. Signed-off-by: Mahesh Kurapati <mahesh.kurapati@amd.com>
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This PR has fixes for two issues identified during the integration testing with MPIO for SFS.
from the IP block. WIthout this the IP Block NACKs if the subsequent packet arrives when the IP block does not have space to save the incoming packet.