p9_virtio_request(9)

✨ p9_virtio_request(9) ✨

okay so bestie, welcome to the Kernel API Manual entry for p9_virtio_request — this is the one that's literally just "issue a request" and honestly? icon behavior, no notes. 🎀

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🌸 NAME 🌸

p9_virtio_request — issue a request 💅

like, that's the whole vibe. you're handing a request off. that's it. that's the function.

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🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

int p9_virtio_request (struct p9_client *client , struct p9_req_t *req
);

returns an int, takes a struct p9_client *client and a struct p9_req_t *req. copy it exactly, don't @ me. ⭐

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👑 ARGUMENTS 👑

• client — the client instance that's issuing the request, i.e. the main character doing the sending 🫶
• req — the request that's about to be issued. the thing being yeeted into the pipeline, fr fr 💌

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💜 SEE ALSO 💜

the kernel crew, all linked up — go snoop in Kernel file ./net/9p/trans_virtio.c for the lore:

• struct virtio_chan(9)
• p9_virtio_close(9)
• req_done(9)
• pack_sg_list(9)
• pack_sg_list_p(9)
• p9_virtio_zc_request(9)
• p9_virtio_probe(9)
• p9_virtio_create(9)
• p9_virtio_remove(9)

like a whole friend group of functions and every single one of them ate 🔥

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ngl, there are no extra warnings, exit statuses, or environment variables hiding in this one — what you see is what you get. keep the arguments exactly as written and you're golden. 💖

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mwah, kisses, bye! 🌈 this page lives under ./net/9p and it's dated October 2026 — so yeah, she's fresh, she's relevant, and she's p9_virtio_request(9) until the very last line. 🍓🧚