libnvme(9)

💅 libnvme(9) — the API Manual, section 9, bestie

Ok so real talk, this page lives in the <pink>libnvme</pink> API manual (section 9 of the manual pages, iykyk), and it's a tiny little glow-up of a page. One enum, one constant. Short, sweet, iconic. Let's get into it 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

enum nbft_discovery_flags — the Discovery Descriptor Flags, aka the little flag holder that tells you whether a descriptor is valid or just, like, reserved. Periodt. 🦋

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

enum nbft_discovery_flags {
    NBFT_DISCOVERY_VALID

};

That's the whole thing. No cap, that's it. One member. She's minimal and she knows it 💅

⭐ Constants ⭐

• NBFT_DISCOVERY_VALID — the Descriptor Valid flag, and the way it works is genuinely so simple: if it's set to 1h, then this descriptor is valid ✅. If it's cleared to 0h, then this descriptor is reserved 🚫. That's the entire vibe check, bestie — set means valid, cleared means reserved, no in-between, no drama.

Ngl, this one's a short read, but every bit of it matters — if you're checking this flag and you get it backwards, that's on you, not on the enum 😭

🫶 the cute sign-off 🫶

And that's the page! This lil' beauty comes to you from October 2026, it's filed under enum nbft_discovery_flags, and it's living its best life in the <pink>libnvme(9)</pink> API Manual. Go forth and check your descriptor flags, queen 👑✨🌸