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1.0 Release notes

Steven Noble edited this page Dec 17, 2020 · 7 revisions
Table of Contents
  1. Supported Platforms
  2. Supported Firmware
  3. Supported Cables
  4. New Features
  5. Fixed Issues
  6. Known Issues

Supported Platforms

Product Description
Delta Networks 1G Alleycat 3xTM based 1G 1U Open Ethernet Switch, 48 1G RJ45 and 4 10G SFP ports
Delta Networks 1G PoE Alleycat 3TM based 1G 1U Open Ethernet Switch, 48 1G RJ45 PoE and 4 10G SFP ports
Delta Networks 10G Marvell Aldrin 2TM based 10G 1U Open Ethernet Switch, 48 10G SFP ports
Delta Networks 10G Mellanox SpectrumTM based 1G 1U Open Ethernet Switch, 48 10G SFP ports
Edge-Core 1G Alleycat 3xTM based 1G 1U Open Ethernet Switch, 48 1G RJ45 and 4 10G SFP ports
Edge-Core 1G PoE Alleycat 3xTM based 1G 1U Open Ethernet Switch, 48 1G RJ45 PoE and 4 10G SFP ports
Edge-Core 10G Aldrin 2TM based 1G 1U Open Ethernet Switch, 48 10G SFP ports
Mellanox SN2410 SpectrumTM based 25GbE/100GbE 1U Open Ethernet Switch, 48 SFP28 ports, 8 QSFP28 ports

Supported Firmware

Spectrum mellanox/mlxsw_spectrum-13.2008.1160 - Available via linux-firmware.

NOTE: mlxsw driver enforces earlier version 13.2007.1168. It is recommended to update it manually.

Spectrum-2 mellanox/mlxsw_spectrum-29.2008.1160 - Available via linux-firmware.

NOTE: mlxsw driver enforces earlier version 29.2007.1168. It is recommended to update it manually.

Spectrum-3 mellanox/mlxsw_spectrum-30.2008.1160 - Available via linux-firmware.

NOTE: mlxsw driver enforces earlier version 30.2007.1168. It is recommended to update it manually.

Supported Cables

For a list of the Mellanox supported cables please visit the LinkXTM Cables and Transceivers page.

New Features

NOTE: For releases earlier than 4.19 please visit 5.2 release notes page.

Kernel Category Description
1.0 TBD
TBD
TBD TBD

Fixed Issues

Category Description Commit info
TBD TBD details

Delta TN_4810 Supported Speeds

Speed [GbE] AutoNeg Force RS FEC Force FC FEC Force NO FEC Cable Cable Length (m) Limitations
100(4x) + + + + Optic Up to 100
100(4x) + + + + AOM Up to 80km
100(4x) + + + + Copper Up to 5
25/50(2x) + + + + Optic Up to 100
25/50(2x) + + + + AOM Up to 10km
25/50(2x) + + + + Copper Up to 5
10/40 + - + + Optic Up to 100
10/40 + - + + AOM Up to 80km
10/40 + - + + Copper Up to 5
1 + - - + Optic Up to 100
1 + - - + Copper Up to 5

Mellanox Linux Switch Known Issues

Category Description
Network configuration Order of operations: Network configuration should be done bottom-up, teardown should be done top-down
ACL ACL key size: Rules that match on L2 fields and the complete IPv6 header cannot be specified
Multicast snooping MDB records mapped to the same multicast MAC will share the same MDB record in the device.
Deleting such records from the bridge driver will result in the following error being printed to the kernel log: "Unable to remove port from MC DB"
FRR FRR 7.3+ installs routes using nexthop objects which are not supported by mlxsw, causing it to reject the routes. This can be fixed by the command no zebra nexthop kernel enable. The command is available in FRR 7.3.1 onwards. See this ticket for more details
Routing When deleting an IP neighbour from user space, the neighbour transitions to FAILED state instead of being deleted completely. The neighbour is correctly deleted from the hardware data path and not marked with offload keyword. It can be deleted completely by issuing the deletion command again
Packet Drops Monitoring Drop monitor needs to be built as built-in (CONFIG_NET_DROP_MONITOR=y) in order to report hardware drops