Christian Svensson

Ah, so importing the public key would lead to adding a private key reference? I see, that's pretty neat. The issue can be closed if that's correct.

These are not cgroups, so I'm not sure it's 100% applicable, or that cAdvisor even has support for network namespaces.

> Either we support slicing all metrics by namespace That's what I suggested. > ip netns exec test node_exporter That assumes that the node_exporter would be reachable. I have namespaces...

As the issue is quite old I don't remember the details, but for example in your case above you're using docker, which uses cgroups AND namespaces. What you get there...

Thanks for the issue, definitely seems like a cool board to support. From the old port there are some data available: [1](https://git.raptorengineering.com/git/ast2050-yocto-openbmc/tree/meta-raptor/meta-asus/recipes-utils/openbmc-gpio/files/data/asus-BMC-GPIO.csv) [2](https://git.raptorengineering.com/git/ast2050-yocto-openbmc/tree/meta-raptor/meta-asus/recipes-utils/lm_sensors/files/asus.conf) [3](https://git.raptorengineering.com/git/ast2050-yocto-openbmc/tree/meta-raptor/meta-asus/recipes-core/fan-ctrl/fan-ctrl/set_fan_speed.sh) [This email](https://lists.denx.de/pipermail/u-boot/2009-January/045481.html) says the AST2050 uses...

HW ideally, an emulator like qemu would also be acceptable.

Sure, I'd love to help. Are you thinking of pursuing hardware or emulation? In either case, compiling and getting a modern Linux kernel to boot on the BMC SoC is...

Coreboot seems to have ast2050 support as well, so might be a good lead: https://github.com/coreboot/coreboot/tree/master/src/drivers/aspeed/ast2050

@GanShun I elaborated above since I got the same question on slack :-). The idea is to replace whatever implements for example this protocol: https://github.com/openbmc/phosphor-dbus-interfaces/tree/master/xyz/openbmc_project/Chassis. There are going to be...

Cool! I have no idea if it works fully yet and there are about 10'000 (I approximate) I2C devices I would like to add as well, but I'd love to...