Lizhong Li wrote: > Anurag and Renee, > > For LINK ncus, there're properties 'priority-group' and 'priority-mode', > several ncus may be in the same priority-group, for example, 1; I want to know > if the priority-mode of each ncu should be the same value, say 'exclusive' ? > if > so ,the priority-mode property is not tight with ncu but with group 1, and we > may add some duplicate properties for these ncus, is it right ? or am I > missing > something ? > Nope, the priority-mode of NCUs in the same priority-group need not be the same. Thus, in priority-group 1, there may be 2 NCUs that are exclusive, 2 other that are shared, and finally 2 more in the all mode. This priority-group of 1 is considered satisfied if each of the priority-modes in it are satisfied.
Anurag > > > priority-group: uint64: group priority number > > If activation-mode is set to "prioritized," this property specifies the > priority group to which this NCU belongs. A group consists of one or more > NCUs; > smaller numbers are higher priority. The highest priority group that is > determined to be available will be activated by nwamd, and will remain so > until > it is no longer available, or a higher priority group becomes available. > > priority-mode: enumerated value: exclusive | shared | all > > If activation-mode is set to "prioritized," this property specifies the > mode used to determine availability and activation behavior for a priority > group. > o exclusive: at least one NCU must be available to make the group > available; and only one NCU will be activated. If more than one member NCU is > available, nwamd will randomly choose one to activate. > o shared: at least one NCU must be available to make the group > available; all available NCUs will be activated. > o all: all group member NCUs must be available to make the group > available; all member NCUs will be activated. > > >
