scu_get_event_type(9)

💅 scu_get_event_type(9)

okay so bestie, welcome to scu_get_event_type — it's a page from the Kernel API Manual and honestly it's a short one, so grab your lil iced coffee and let's go 🎀

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✨ NAME ✨

scu_get_event_type —

no like. that's genuinely it. the description slot is empty. the manpage said nothing. it's giving mystery, it's giving main character energy, it's giving figure it out yourself 💀 (we love a humble king)

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

scu_get_event_type (event_code );

that's the whole vibe. one macro, one argument, no notes ✨

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✨ ARGUMENTS ✨

• event_code — officially "-- undescribed --". yeah. the docs literally left it blank 🙈 so all we know is its name and that it gets passed in. no cap, that's the entire tea.

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✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

so here's the actual useful bit 🔥 this macro returns the SCU event type from the event code. that's it, that's the whole function. you hand it an event code, it hands you back the event type. slay. short, sweet, does exactly what it says on the tin 👑

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✨ SEE ALSO ✨

the squad, in the order the page lists them 🫶

• Kernel file ./drivers/scsi/isci/scu_event_codes.h
• SCU_EVENT_TYPE(9)
• SCU_EVENT_SPECIFIC(9)
• SCU_EVENT_MESSAGE(9)
• scu_get_event_specifier(9)
• scu_get_event_code(9)

like literally go read the header file if you want the lore, the real answers live there 🦋

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ngl this page is a lil sparse — event_code has no description at all — so treat the source as the source of truth, bestie 😭

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and that's a wrap! 🌸 this iconic lil page came out of ./drivers/scsi/isci, dated October 2026, and it's filed under scu_get_event_type(9) — mwah, periodt 💖✨