LSCHP(8)

💅 LSCHP(8) — like, the lsscm girlies' manual page ✨

okay so real talk, bestie: the big fancy header on this page says LSCHP(8), but the command it's actually hyping up is lsscm. That's your manual-page name and your command name living their separate little lives. We move. 🫶

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✨ NAME ✨

lsscm — lists info about the Storage Class Memory Increments you've got available. that's it, that's the vibe. 👑

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

lsscm [-h|--help] [-v|--version]

short, sweet, iconic. no extra baggage. 💅

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

lsscm lists the status and information about the available Storage Class Memory Increments. So like, if you ever wondered what SCM increments are kicking around your system, this is the command that tells you. no cap. ✨

Here's the column tea, one by one ☕️:

• SCM Increment — the starting address of the SCM increment. where the whole thing begins, basically. 📍
• Size — the size of the block device that represents the SCM increment.
• Name — the name of the block device that represents the SCM increment.
• Rank — the rank of the SCM increment, a.k.a. its conceptual quality. it's giving "how good is this one, conceptually" 👑
• D_state — the data state of the SCM increment.
• O_state — the operation state of the SCM increment.
• Pers — the persistence attribute. 🍓
• ResID — the resource identifier.

bestie please note: Size and Name are both describing the block device that represents the increment — not the increment itself. read the fine print, it's literally right there. 😭

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🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

• -h | --help — prints a short help text, then dips out. exit stage left. 👋
• -v | --version — prints the version number, then also dips out. 🏃‍♀️💨

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💖 SEE ALSO 💖

nope, nothing here bestie — this page keeps its circle small. 🧚

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that's the whole page, you ate that ✨ so anyway, this little gem ships as part of s390-tools, dated Jul 2012 — vintage, but still serving. 🎀💜🍓