metric_id_store(9)

✨ metric_id_store(9) ✨

okay so bestie, quick vibe check: this lil page lives in the Kernel API Manual, and today's main character is metric_id_store — the store function for the sysfs attribute metric_id. iykyk 🎀

💖 NAME 💖

metric_id_store — the set function for the sysfs attribute metric_id. literally her whole job 💅

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

ssize_t metric_id_store (struct device *dev , struct device_attribute
*attr , const char *buf , size_t count );

🦋 ARGUMENTS 🦋

• dev — the struct device. the device in question, periodt 🫶
• attr — the device attributes. that's the struct device_attribute situation ✨
• buf — the buffer holding the new attribute value. new value goes here, no cap 💜
• count — the size of the buffer. yes queen, tell us how big 📏

👑 SEE ALSO 👑

so like, if you wanna go see the source with your own eyes, it's chillin' right here: the kernel file ./drivers/net/wireless/marvell/libertas/mesh.c 🌈

and here's the whole friend group — no one gets left out, fr fr:

• anycast_mask_show(9), anycast_mask_store(9)
• prb_rsp_limit_show(9), prb_rsp_limit_store(9)
• lbs_mesh_show(9), lbs_mesh_store(9)
• bootflag_show(9), bootflag_store(9)
• boottime_show(9), boottime_store(9)
• channel_show(9), channel_store(9)
• mesh_id_show(9), mesh_id_store(9)
• protocol_id_show(9), protocol_id_store(9)
• metric_id_show(9)
• capability_show(9), capability_store(9)
• lbs_mesh_stop(9), lbs_mesh_dev_open(9), lbs_add_mesh(9)

ngl there's not a ton to warn you about here — she's a tiny store function and she ate. just remember: buf is only count bytes long, so treat her with respect 🙈

okay that's the whole page, you're literally an expert now 💀✨

signing off from ./drivers/net/wireless/marvell..., dated October 2026, and yes this was metric_id_store(9) the entire time 💖🎀🦋