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Manual backport of sonic-net/sonic-mgmt#21441

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Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: opcoder0 <110003254+opcoder0@users.noreply.github.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Dan Caugherty <dcaugher@cisco.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Nishanth Sampath Kumar <nissampa@cisco.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: selldinesh <dinesh.sellappan@keysight.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Saravanan <saravanan@nexthop.ai>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Guy Shemesh <gshemesh@nvidia.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Aharon Malkin <amalkin@nvidia.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Guy Shemesh <gshemesh@nvidia.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Guy Shemesh <gshemesh@nvidia.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Venkata Gouri Rajesh Etla <vrajeshe@cisco.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: YiFan Wang <yifan@nexthop.ai>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Priyansh Tratiya <ptratiya@microsoft.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Lakshmi Yarramaneni <lakshmi@nexthop.ai>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Yael Tzur <ytzur@nvidia.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Raghavendran Ramanathan <rraghav@cisco.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Zhuohui Tan <zhuohui.tan@amd.com>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.

Signed-off-by: Abhishek <abhishek@nexthop.ai>

…net#21441)

Switching between packet trimming modes (symmetric/asymmetric) results in a syncd error that appears to be benign. This causes test cases to fail, but manually checking the asic's state and passing the test cases shows that this is likely an unhandled edge case in syncd.