read_module_eeprom(9)

💖 NAME 💖

okay so bestie, welcome to read_module_eeprom(9) from the Kernel API Manual ✨. This function is literally Read EEPROM — that's the whole vibe, periodt 💅.

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

int read_module_eeprom (struct qed_dev *cdev , char *buf , u8 dev_addr ,
u32 offset , u32 len );

🎀 ARGUMENTS 🎀

• cdev — Qed dev pointer. main-character pointer energy 🫶
• buf — buffer. yes bestie, it's a buffer 🧺
• dev_addr — PHY device memory region.
• offset — offset into eeprom contents to be read.
• len — buffer length, i.e., max bytes to be read.

🔥 RETURN 🔥

Int. that's it — the original just says Int, so no extra lore, iykyk 😌.

🦋 SEE ALSO 🦋

Kernel file: ./include/linux/qed/qed_if.h — go read it, bestie 💖

• selftest_interrupt(9)
• selftest_memory(9)
• selftest_register(9)
• selftest_clock(9)
• selftest_nvram(9)
• can_link_change(9)
• set_link(9)
• get_link(9)
• drain(9)
• update_msglvl(9)
• nvm_flash(9)
• nvm_get_image(9)
• set_coalesce(9)
• set_led(9)
• attn_clr_enable(9)
• db_recovery_add(9)
• db_recovery_del(9)
• recovery_process(9)
• recovery_prolog(9)
• update_drv_state(9)
• update_mac(9)
• update_mtu(9)
• update_wol(9)
• get_affin_hwfn_idx(9)
• read_nvm_cfg(9)
• read_nvm_cfg_len(9)
• set_grc_config(9)
• qed_sb_ack(9)

that's the whole page, bb 🎀. footer tea: source ./include/linux/qed, date October 2026, page read_module_eeprom(9) — iconic, no notes 💅✨