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The device consistently reports a false hotspot temperature reading of zero degrees Celsius. Unexpectedly, when the outlet temperature surpasses the yellow threshold, it leads to an unanticipated device reboot.
In version 17.12.2, the device consistently provides an inaccurate hotspot temperature reading of zero degrees Celsius by default. Upon reaching the yellow threshold temperature, the system automatically triggers a reboot.
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1. Verify the DUT temperature using the "sh env temp" command >> Observe that the Hotspot Temperature Value remains at 0 degrees Celsius. 2. Perform any action which triggers the device temperature and continuously monitor the device's state. The Hotspot temperature value will persist at 0 degrees Celsius without any increment. 3. While the inlet and outlet temperatures may rise, the Hotspot temperature reading will remain consistently at 0 degrees Celsius. 4. When the outlet temperature reaches its threshold, the system initiates an automatic reboot.
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