ZONED(1)
π zoned β bestie, it's your Zoned Namespace command hub π
okay so this is zoned, straight out of the xNVMe manual (section 1, the good one). It's the front door to a whole lil squad of subcommands that let you poke at Zoned Namespaces. Every command lives in its own man page, and honestly? each one ate. β¨
π NAME
zoned β no short description, because the original literally says "No short description" and I'm not out here making things up π
πΈ SYNOPSIS
zoned <command> [<args>]
that's it. one command, then whatever args that command wants. the way that syntax just works π«Ά
π¦ DESCRIPTION
No long description. fr fr, that's what it says β so we're keeping it real and moving right along to the fun part. π
β COMMANDS
here's the whole crew. each one has its own man page (that's the (1) btw, iykyk), so go read those when you need the deets:
zoned-enum(1)β Enumerate Zoned Namespaces on the system. like a roll call but for your devices πzoned-info(1)β Retrieve device info. get to know your device, it's giving main character energy πzoned-idfy-ctrlr(1)β Zoned Command Set specific identify-controller. say that three times fast, I dare you πzoned-idfy-ns(1)β Zoned Command Set specific identify-namespace.zoned-changes(1)β Retrieve the Changed Zone list. who changed, what changed, iconic detective work πzoned-errors(1)β Retrieve the Error-Log. not me reading the drama log πzoned-read(1)β Execute a Read Command.zoned-write(1)β Execute a Write Command.zoned-append(1)β Execute an Append Command. adding to the end, slay πzoned-mgmt-open(1)β Open a Zone.zoned-mgmt-close(1)β Close a Zone.zoned-mgmt-finish(1)β Finish a Zone. finishing what you started, obsessed β¨zoned-mgmt-reset(1)β Reset a Zone.zoned-mgmt(1)β Zone Management Send Command with custom action. for when you wanna do it your way πzoned-report(1)β Retrieve Zone Information.
π OPTIONS
--helpβ Print the synopsis and exit. your lil escape hatch whenever you're lost, no cap π«Ά
π EXAMPLES
Read the man page for each <command> or consult the command-line --help:
$ zoned <command> --help
like, that's the whole trick bestie. whenever a command is being mysterious, just hit it with the --help and it'll tell you everything π
π₯ SEE ALSO
Full documentation at: <https://xnvme.io/>
π§ AUTHOR
Written by Simon A. F. Lund <simon.lund@samsung.com> on behalf of Samsung
and that's the whole page!! this one came from xNVMe, dated 09 September 2024, filed under ZONED(1). go forth and zone responsibly, bestie πβ¨
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