atl1e_irq_reset(9)

💅 atl1e_irq_reset(9) — the Kernel API Manual, bestie edition 🎀

okay so real talk, this is a page from the Kernel API Manual (you know, the (9) girlies — kernel internals only, no syscalls here) and it's all about one very specific little function in the Atheros atl1e driver. she's niche. she's iconic. let's get into it ✨

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🌸 NAME 🌸

atl1e_irq_reset — literally just reset interrupt confiure on the NIC, that's the whole vibe. (and yes, that's the manual's own spelling of "confiure", we're not fixing her, she's perfect 💅)

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🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

void atl1e_irq_reset (struct atl1e_adapter *adapter );

returns nothing (void, so like, don't go looking for a return value bestie, there isn't one 🫶) and takes exactly one argument, which we're about to get into.

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🎀 ARGUMENTS 🎀

• adapter — the board private structure 👑 she's the whole personality of this call, everything the function needs lives in there.

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💖 SEE ALSO 💖

okay this is the part where the manpage just goes off and name-drops the entire friend group. all of them live in:

• Kernel file ./drivers/net/ethernet/atheros/atl1e/atl1e_main.c 📁 — yes, that's the file, character for character, don't @ me.

and the crew:

• atl1e_irq_enable(9)
• atl1e_irq_disable(9)
• atl1e_phy_config(9)
• atl1e_link_chg_task(9)
• atl1e_tx_timeout(9)
• atl1e_set_multi(9)
• atl1e_set_mac_addr(9)
• atl1e_change_mtu(9)
• atl1e_alloc_queues(9)
• atl1e_sw_init(9)
• atl1e_clean_tx_ring(9)
• atl1e_clean_rx_ring(9)
• atl1e_free_ring_resources(9)
• atl1e_setup_ring_resources(9)
• atl1e_configure(9)
• atl1e_get_stats(9)
• atl1e_intr(9)
• atl1e_clean(9)
• atl1e_open(9)
• atl1e_close(9)
• atl1e_probe(9)
• atl1e_remove(9)
• atl1e_io_error_detected(9)
• atl1e_io_slot_reset(9)
• atl1e_io_resume(9)

like, twenty-five refs and a file path, no cap — read them all, iykyk 📚

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ngl this page is short, but that's the point — she's a specialist, not a generalist. know her, love her, call her from atl1e_main.c 💀✨

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and that's the whole thing! 🍓 source/version situation is ./drivers/net/ethernet/atheros... and she's dated October 2026 — mark your calendars bestie, the atl1e_irq_reset(9) era is upon us 💜🏆