ENUM P9_REQ_STATUS_T(9)

💖 enum p9_req_status_t(9)

Welcome to the Kernel API Manual entry for enum p9_req_status_t — aka the status enum for a request. Bestie, this is the little enum that says what’s going on with a request, and honestly it’s giving “group chat read receipts but for kernel requests.” ✨

🌸 NAME

enum p9_req_status_t — status of a request. That’s the whole name, no cap. 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS

Exact shape, don’t touch the commas:

enum p9_req_status_t {
    REQ_STATUS_ALLOC ,
    REQ_STATUS_UNSENT ,
    REQ_STATUS_SENT ,
    REQ_STATUS_RCVD ,
    REQ_STATUS_FLSHD ,
    REQ_STATUS_ERROR

};

🎀 Constants

• REQ_STATUS_ALLOC — request has been allocated but not sent. It’s baby, it’s new, it hasn’t left the house yet. 🍼
• REQ_STATUS_UNSENT — request waiting to be sent. Sitting in the queue like “pick me, choose me.” 🙈
• REQ_STATUS_SENT — request sent to server. It’s out there, living its main character era. 💌
• REQ_STATUS_RCVD — response received from server. The reply came through, iconic. 📬
• REQ_STATUS_FLSHD — request has been flushed. Bye bestie, flushed and finished. 💨
• REQ_STATUS_ERROR — request encountered an error on the client side. Not the server’s fault this time — it’s giving client-side chaos. 😭

🌈 SEE ALSO

Kernel file ./include/net/9p/client.h — and the whole linked squad: enum p9_trans_status(9), struct p9_req_t(9), struct p9_client(9), struct p9_fd_opts(9), struct p9_rdma_opts(9), struct p9_session_opts(9), struct p9_dirent(9). Go off, cross-references. 👑

Footer source tag: ./include/net/9p · footer date: October 2026 · manual: Kernel API Manual. That’s the sign-off, bestie — mwah. 💋