libnvme(2)
π libnvme β the API manual, bestie edition π
okay so we're deep in libnvme(2) territory rn, and today's main character is a lil enum that's all about telling you which parts of a diagnostic report actually mean something. no cap. let's get into it π¦
β¨ NAME β¨
enum nvme_st_valid_diag_info β Valid Diagnostic Information
likeβ¦ it's the vibe check for your diagnostic info fields. each one's either "yeah this is valid" or "nah bestie, ignore it" π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
enum nvme_st_valid_diag_info {
NVME_ST_VALID_DIAG_INFO_NSID ,
NVME_ST_VALID_DIAG_INFO_FLBA ,
NVME_ST_VALID_DIAG_INFO_SCT ,
NVME_ST_VALID_DIAG_INFO_SC
};
look at her. four little constants, all serving. peak minimalist queen behavior π
π Constants π
NVME_ST_VALID_DIAG_INFO_NSIDβ NSID Valid: if this one's set, then the contents of the Namespace Identifier field are valid. fr fr, that field is legit, no notes πNVME_ST_VALID_DIAG_INFO_FLBAβ FLBA Valid: if this one's set, then the contents of the Failing LBA field are valid. so if you see it, that Failing LBA is giving real information, periodt π₯NVME_ST_VALID_DIAG_INFO_SCTβ SCT Valid: if this one's set, then the contents of the Status Code Type field are valid. yup yup, Status Code Type is trustworthy when this flag shows up β¨NVME_ST_VALID_DIAG_INFO_SCβ SC Valid: if this one's set, then the contents of the Status Code field are valid. status code said "I'm real" and honestly? we believe her π«Ά
lowkey the whole point: every one of these is a "if set, then valid" situation. if it's not set, that field is not valid. don't be out here reading invalid fields and calling it data, bestie π
and that's the whole enum!! four constants, four little "yes this field is valid" green flags π
later, legend β this page is from the libnvme(2) API manual, shipped with the enum nvme_st_valid_diag_info crowd, dated July 2026. go be iconic with your diagnostic info πππ
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu stonking: libnvme-dev 1.16.2-1build1 Β· LGPL-2.1-or-later
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms