ino_key_init_flash(9)

✨ NAME ✨

Okay so bestie, this is ino_key_init_flash(9) from the Kernel API Manual, and its whole job is: initialize on-flash inode key. That’s it, that’s the vibe. 💅

🎀 SYNOPSIS 🎀

void ino_key_init_flash (const struct ubifs_info *c , void *k , ino_t
inum );

💖 ARGUMENTS 💖

• c — UBIFS file-system description object. The context bestie. 🦋
• k — key to initialize. This is the key getting its glow-up. ✨
• inum — inode number. The number in question, periodt. 🔢

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

The Kernel file is ./fs/ubifs/key.h, and the whole key-hall-of-fame lineup is:

• key_mask_hash(9)
• key_r5_hash(9)
• key_test_hash(9)
• ino_key_init(9)
• lowest_ino_key(9)
• highest_ino_key(9)
• dent_key_init(9)
• dent_key_init_hash(9)
• dent_key_init_flash(9)
• lowest_dent_key(9)
• xent_key_init(9)
• xent_key_init_flash(9)
• lowest_xent_key(9)
• data_key_init(9)
• highest_data_key(9)
• trun_key_init(9)
• invalid_key_init(9)
• key_type(9)
• key_type_flash(9)
• key_inum(9)
• key_inum_flash(9)
• key_hash(9)
• key_hash_flash(9)
• key_block(9)
• key_block_flash(9)
• key_read(9)
• key_write(9)
• key_write_idx(9)
• key_copy(9)
• keys_cmp(9)
• keys_eq(9)
• is_hash_key(9)
• key_max_inode_size(9)

Signing off from source/version ./fs/ubifs, dated October 2026, for ino_key_init_flash(9) — byeee, stay iconic 🫶💜