libnvme(9)

✨ NAME ✨

enum nvme_voltage_measurement_uvol — so this is the Voltage Measurement log page, specifically the Undervoltage (UVOL) part of it 💅 this is libnvme(9) btw, hi bestie, welcome to the API manual 🫶

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

Okay so here's the shape of it, literally exactly like this:

enum nvme_voltage_measurement_uvol {
    NVME_VOLTAGE_MEASUREMENT_UVOL_MUVV_SHIFT ,
    NVME_VOLTAGE_MEASUREMENT_UVOL_MUVV_MASK ,
    NVME_VOLTAGE_MEASUREMENT_UVOL_UVV

};

That trailing blank line before the closing brace? Yeah it's just like that. Not me being weird, it's canon 🎀

💜 Constants 💜

These are the three constants in the enum, and yes bestie there are exactly three, no cap:

• NVME_VOLTAGE_MEASUREMENT_UVOL_MUVV_SHIFT — the shift amount you use to get the Minimum Undervoltage Value (MUVV) ✨ like it's the little key that slides the bits into place so you can actually read MUVV.
• NVME_VOLTAGE_MEASUREMENT_UVOL_MUVV_MASK — the mask you use to get MUVV 🎀 pair it with the shift above and the Minimum Undervoltage Value is yours, iconic teamwork fr fr.
• NVME_VOLTAGE_MEASUREMENT_UVOL_UVV — Undervoltage Valid 💀 that's it, that's the constant, it's giving "is this undervoltage reading even valid" main character energy.

lowkey a whole enum for three constants and honestly? slay. short page, zero filler, we love a concise icon 👑

and that's the whole page, bestie!! 💖 This was enum nvme_voltage_measurement_uvol from libnvme(9), dated October 2026 — so when you see that date in the footer you'll know it's this exact page, no cap 🌸🦋 bye pookie, go read them bits 🫶