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The device node’s persisted frame counters.
A RAM image of the counter_map plus the
journal handle behind it. store upserts the map; a dirty flush
writes the whole map as one record in the counter journal.
This is what stops a power cycle from reusing MAC frame-counter space: the device identity’s TX reservation boundary and each peer’s RX replay boundary both survive here. The MAC batches its calls (one flush per persist block of secured frames), so each flush costs one journal record write.
Structs§
- Node
Counter Store - The device node’s [
umsh_hal::CounterStore]. - Node
Counters - RAM image + journal handle behind
NodeCounterStore.
Functions§
- clear
- Drop all persisted device-node counters (factory clear). The RAM map clears unconditionally; a failed tombstone write self-heals because the map is left dirty and the next flush rewrites the (now empty) state.
- mount
- Mount the counter journal at
page0and load the persisted map. - prune_
stale_ tx - Drop a previous identity’s persisted TX boundary (its context is the raw 32-byte public key; per-peer RX boundaries are keyed by the peer key and stay meaningful across identity replacement). The next dirty flush persists the pruned map.
Type Aliases§
- Node
Counters Mutex - The mutex a board wraps its
NodeCountersin.