Openonu-go adapter supports the download and activation of new ONU software from some external http(s) server to the ONUs over the OMCI channel. There are three relevant voltctl (image) commands for the ONU upgrade procedure:
The complete ONU upgrade process consists of:
software image
activities as defined in the G.988 specification
Preconditions:
The command syntax is based on upgrading one specific ONU of the system. The concerned <onu-device-id>
can e.g. be found by using this command and taking the 'ID' field from the response:
voltctl device list -f Type~brcm_openomci_onu
The syntax of the complete voltctl command is:
voltctl device onuimage list <onu-device-id>
This command displays OMIC information on the active and standby images on the device.
Here is some example output for this command:
VERSION ISCOMMITED ISACTIVE ISVALID PRODUCTCODE HASH 090140.1.0.304 true true true 00000000000000000000000000000000 090140.9.9.308 false false false 00000000000000000000000000000000
The command output lists:
VERSION
the version of each imageISCOMMITED
is the image commited on the ONUISACTIVE
is the image active on the ONUISVALID
is the image valide for that ONUPRODUCTCODE
infomration about the image that can be provided by the ONU via OMCI. (optional)HASH
infomration about the image that can be provided by the ONU via OMCI. (optional)All the attributes specified in the output of this command are retrieved from the ONU via OMCI as per G.988 specification.
The syntax of the complete voltctl command is:
voltctl device onuimage status <image-version> <onu-device-ids>
with:
<image-version>
: version of the image, e.g 090140.1.0.304
.<onu-device-ids>
: set of devices for which to display the status of the given image.Here is some example output for this command:
DEVICEID IMAGESTATE.VERSION IMAGESTATE.DOWNLOADSTATE IMAGESTATE.REASON IMAGESTATE.IMAGESTATE 420792c1-84fb-465a-a775-283e54247be9 090140.1.0.304 DOWNLOAD_SUCCEEDED NO_ERROR IMAGE_INACTIVE
The command output lists:
DOWNLOADSTATE
with values defined in the protobuf implementation for the image downloadIMAGESTATE
with values defined in the protobuf implementation for the image activationREASON
with values defined in the protobuf implementation for the image failure reasonsThis command exposes the status of operations in relation to an image on one or multiple devices.
In above example output the given states indicate that for image software-image.img the download first to the openonu-go adapter and then to the ONU was correctly done. The image is in the inactive ONU partition (not yet activated).
The syntax of the complete voltctl command is:
voltctl device onuimage download <image-version> <image-url> <image-vendor> <activate-on-success> <commit-on-success> <crc> <onu-device-ids>
with:
<image-version>
: version of the image, e.g 090140.1.0.304
.<image-url>
: A full path of the location of the image in a given location, e.g. http://10.103.21.52:8080/downloads/090140.1.0.304.img
.<image-vendor>
: the ONU vendor for which the image can be used, e.g. SCOM
.<activate-on-success>
: activate the image automatically if the download is successful.<commit-on-success>
: commits the image automatically on succesful reboot of the ONU after activation.<crc>
: the crc of the image as described in OMCI specification. Can be set to 0
, in which case the onu adapter will compute it.<onu-device-ids>
: set of devices on which to activate the given image.A sample output of this command is:
DEVICEID IMAGESTATE.VERSION IMAGESTATE.DOWNLOADSTATE IMAGESTATE.REASON IMAGESTATE.IMAGESTATE 420792c1-84fb-465a-a775-283e54247be9 090140.1.0.304 DOWNLOAD_STARTED NO_ERROR IMAGE_DOWNLOADING
This command downloads the given image on one or multiple devices. First it fetches the image from and http(s) server if the image is not already present in the openonu adapter. It then transfers the image to the device via OMCI, placing it in the standby
partition.
The processing of the command can basically be verified with above given image status command, where the DOWNLOADSTATE
defines the progress of this activity. Depending on the file size and the IP connectivity the transfer may take some seconds up to minutes. Image status directly on the ONU device can always be performed by the list command.
The download fails e.g. in case the image cannot be found on the server, in which case the DOWNLOADSTATE
goes to "DOWNLOAD_FAILED"
If the ActivateOnSuccess
flag is set the adapter will automatically activate the image upon successful download to the ONU. If the CommitOnSuccess
flag is set the adapter will automatically commit the image upon successful reboot of the ONU.
The syntax of the complete voltctl command is:
voltctl device onuimage activate <image-version> <commit-on-success> <onu-device-ids>
with:
<image-version>
: version of the image, the same identifier as used in the download and activate command<commit-on-success>
: commits the image automatically if activation is successful.<onu-device-ids>
: set of devices on which to activate the given image.A sample output of this command is:
DEVICEID IMAGESTATE.VERSION IMAGESTATE.DOWNLOADSTATE IMAGESTATE.REASON IMAGESTATE.IMAGESTATE 420792c1-84fb-465a-a775-283e54247be9 090140.1.0.304 DOWNLOAD_SUCCEEDED NO_ERROR IMAGE_ACTIVATING
This command activates the given image on one or multiple devices, if the requested image is in the inactive ONU partition. This implies the switching of the active partition and reboot of the ONU. Effectively moves the image from the standby
to the active
partition. The previously standby
image will be active after the ONU re-start. If the image for which the activate
request arrives is already in the active
partition no action will be taken.
The processing of the command can be verified by checking the IMAGESTATE
in the initial output of the command and then in result of the above given image status command. Image status directly on the ONU device can always be performed by the list command.
If the CommitOnSuccess
flag is set the adapter will automatically commit the image upon successful reboot of the ONU.
The syntax of the complete voltctl command is:
voltctl device onuimage commit <image-version> <onu-device-ids>
with:
<image-version>
: version of the image, the same identifier as used in the download and activate command<onu-device-ids>
: set of devices on which to commit the given image.A sample output of this command is:
DEVICEID IMAGESTATE.VERSION IMAGESTATE.DOWNLOADSTATE IMAGESTATE.REASON IMAGESTATE.IMAGESTATE 420792c1-84fb-465a-a775-283e54247be9 090140.1.0.304 DOWNLOAD_UNKNOWN NO_ERROR IMAGE_COMMITTING
This command commits the given image on one or multiple devices. The commit command confirms the image on the active
partition to be the default one upon reboot.
The processing of the command can be verified by checking the IMAGESTATE
in the initial output of the command and then in result of the above given image status command.
The result of this command in the list should be that the desired image is also printed on the active partition and its IsCommitted
and IsActive
flags are set to true.
The syntax of the complete voltctl command is:
voltctl device onuimage abort <image-version> <onu-device-ids>
with:
<image-version>
: version of the image, the same identifier as used in the download activate and commit commands<onu-device-ids>
: set of devices on which to abort image processing.A sample output of this command is:
DEVICEID IMAGESTATE.VERSION IMAGESTATE.DOWNLOADSTATE IMAGESTATE.REASON IMAGESTATE.IMAGESTATE 420792c1-84fb-465a-a775-283e54247be9 090140.1.0.304 DOWNLOAD_UNKNOWN NO_ERROR IMAGE_ACTIVATION_ABORTING
This command aborts any upgrade related activity that the adapter is performing in relation to the given image for the one or multiple devices. This command does not imply any automated activity by the system to bring the ONU upgrade status to a previous or more consistent state. If required some further commands can be used to try to bring the ONU into the desired upgrade state.
The processing of the command can be verified with above given image status command, where the IMAGESTATE
defines the progress of this activity. Image status directly on the ONU device can always be performed by the list command.