feat: Add E835 device IDs for Backplane, QSFP, and SFP Controllers #12
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[WIP] Extend module for Backplane, QSFP, and SFP controllers
Add E835 device IDs for Backplane, QSFP, and SFP Controllers
Oct 21, 2025
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds support for Intel E835 network controllers across three variants (CC, C, and L) for backplane, QSFP, and SFP configurations. Nine new device IDs are integrated into the Connorsville (CNV) family and classified as 100G devices with ICE driver support.
Key changes:
- Added 9 E835 device IDs (0x1248-0x124A, 0x1261-0x1263, 0x1265-0x1267) to Family.CNV
- Classified all E835 devices as 100G in the NIC installer mapping
- Mapped all E835 devices to the ICE driver
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mfd_const/network.py |
Added 9 E835 device IDs to CNV family, 100G classification, and ICE driver mapping |
tests/unit/test_mfd_const/test_mfd_const.py |
Added 3 test methods to verify E835 device IDs in CNV family, 100G classification, and ICE driver mapping |
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(0x1248, 0x1249, 0x124A, 0x1261, 0x1262, 0x1263, 0x1265, 0x1266, 0x1267) to 100G_CNV Co-authored-by: adrianlasota <64520076+adrianlasota@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Lasota, Adrian <adrian.lasota@intel.com>
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Overview
This PR extends the module with support for Intel E835 controllers across three variants (CC, C, and L) for backplane, QSFP, and SFP configurations. These new device IDs are added to the Connorsville (CNV) family as 100G devices.
Device IDs Added
Backplane Controllers
0x1248- E835-CC for backplane0x1261- E835-C for backplane0x1265- E835-L for backplaneQSFP Controllers
0x1249- E835-CC for QSFP0x1262- E835-C for QSFP0x1266- E835-L for QSFPSFP Controllers
0x124A- E835-CC for SFP0x1263- E835-C for SFP0x1267- E835-L for SFPChanges Made
Family.CNV: Added 9 new E835 device IDs to the Connorsville family inDEVICE_IDSDEVID_CLASS_MAP_NICINSTALLER["100G"]to classify them as 100G devicesDRIVER_DEVICE_ID_MAP["ice"]to associate them with the ICE driverVerification
SPEED_IDS["@100G"]through Family.CNV inheritanceThe changes maintain backward compatibility and follow the existing code structure and patterns.
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