lsm_local...tatus_get(3)

✨ NAME ✨

lsm_local_disk_health_status_get — bestie, this is the one that queries the health status of a local disk 💖

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🩺 SYNOPSIS 🩺

int lsm_local_disk_health_status_get (const char *disk_path, int32_t
*health_status, lsm_error **lsm_err);

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🎀 ARGUMENTS 🎀

• disk_path — a String, aka the disk path. Like, the actual path-path. Example: "/dev/sdc" 💅
• health_status — an output pointer of int32_t. And the possible values it can hand you back are:
  • LSM_DISK_HEALTH_STATUS_UNKNOWN — either it's unsupported or it just straight up failed to retrieve the health status 🙈
  • LSM_DISK_HEALTH_STATUS_FAIL
  • LSM_DISK_HEALTH_STATUS_WARN
  • LSM_DISK_HEALTH_STATUS_GOOD
• lsm_err — an output pointer of lsm_error. The error message can be retrieved via lsm_error_message_get. And the memory? Free it with lsm_error_free, no cap 🫶

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🌸 VERSION 🌸

1.5

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💫 DESCRIPTION 💫

Okay so basically: it queries the health status of the disk path you specified. That's the whole vibe. The specified disk path gets its health status queried. Periodt ✨

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🔥 RETURN 🔥

You get back an error code, as enumerated by lsm_error_number, and here's the whole menu:

• LSM_ERR_OK — on success 🎉
• LSM_ERR_INVALID_ARGUMENT — when any argument is NULL 😭
• LSM_ERR_NO_MEMORY — when there's no memory
• LSM_ERR_LIB_BUG — when something unexpected happens 💀
• LSM_ERR_NOT_FOUND_DISK — when the disk path you provided isn't found

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Not me writing a whole manpage for a disk health check… but honestly? She's iconic for it 👑

This lil page came to you from the <strong>Libstoragemgmt C API Manual</strong>, version <strong>1.5</strong>, dated <strong>February 2026</strong> — and that's the sign-off bestie, go check those disks 🌈🦋