Thanks to this commit, it is possible to drop wrpc.h dependency
for some files
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Before it was only in PPSI
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Use it over WR network simply with:
nc -u <IP> 55

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Be albe to get params of netconsole via snmp

snmpwalk -c public -v 2c -m  WR-WRPC-MIB  -M +/var/lib/mibs/ietf:lib 192.168.1.20 wrpcNetconsoleGroup
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During reboot of a switch, WRPC tries to print messages like:
Warning: tx not terminated infinite mcr=0x1001500
Warning: tx timestamp never became available
Warning: tx timestamp never became available
Warning: tx not terminated infinite mcr=0x1001500
Warning: tx timestamp never became available
Warning: tx timestamp never became available
Warning: tx timestamp never became available

The pp_printf in network functions caused netconsole_write_string to be called
recursively. This caused hangs of wrpc.
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add CMD_NETCONSOLE
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Before only up to 80 chars were send from any printf
Add buffering on sending. Send on a newline or 80 chars

Adds 152 bytes
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Mirror serial console to netconsole.
To use netconsole executre the following command on a host connected to wrpc:
nc -u <IP> 55

Send of a command is triggered by a newline.
To see output in the netconsole any command (even empty line) has to be sent
first.
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It looks like in spec-vuart newline is somehow translated from 10 to 13
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Add:
--Setting up init script via SNMP
--Generation of SFBFS via SNMP
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SNMP_INIT should depend on FLASH_INIT not BUILD_INIT

SNMP_INIT nor SNMP_SDB makes sance without SNMP_SET
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Use full version of pp_printf, it is requried by a new version of monitor.
Monitor also requires support of displaying 64bit values
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Together with a previous commit (WIP: update ppsi monitor for new PPSI)
--support new version of PPSI (the same as WRS v6.0)
--Make to look similar to wr_mon on WRS v6.0
--Add partial redraw; limits bandwith on a serial link and reduces CPU utilization
--requires full implementation of pp_printf due to 64bit support and spacing
  before printed values
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Before, even if it was defined it was simply ignored
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