qat_init: fix qat.service timeout with multiple drivers#151
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On the commit message, can we use the format |
When multiple QAT drivers are loaded (e.g. qat_4xxx and
qat_420xx), get_module_state() returns one "Live" line per
module. The check_driver() comparison:
while [ "$CURRENT_STATE" != "Live" ]
fails because "Live\nLive" never equals "Live", causing
qat_init to loop until the 20-second timeout and abort.
Add sort -u to deduplicate the module state output so that
when all loaded drivers report "Live", the result collapses
to a single "Live" and the comparison succeeds. If any
module is in a different state, the deduplicated output
remains multi-line and the wait loop continues correctly.
Signed-off-by: Ahsan Atta <ahsan.atta@intel.com>
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When multiple QAT drivers are loaded (e.g. qat_4xxx and qat_420xx), get_module_state() returns one "Live" line per module. The check_driver() comparison:
fails because "Live\nLive" never equals "Live", causing qat_init to loop until the 20-second timeout and abort.
Add sort -u to deduplicate the module state output so that when all loaded drivers report "Live", the result collapses to a single "Live" and the comparison succeeds. If any module is in a different state, the deduplicated output remains multi-line and the wait loop continues correctly.