vdo_schedule_default_action(9)
π vdo_schedule_default_action(9) π
okay so bestie, welcome to the Kernel API Manual β yes THE kernel API manual, we're literally in the big leagues now, and this little page is your VIP pass to one very specific vibe: trying to get the default action onto the schedule. no cap, that's the whole gig. let's get into it π
β¨ NAME β¨
vdo_schedule_default_action β attempt to schedule the default action. that's it, that's the mission, and honestly? iconic. lowkey a one-line queen. π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
bool vdo_schedule_default_action (struct action_manager *manager );
copy it exactly like that, bestie β spacing and all β because the compiler does NOT do vibes-based parsing. π
π¦ ARGUMENTS π¦
managerβ the action manager. yes, the whole thing. it's the main character of this function and you WILL hand it over. π«Ά
π DESCRIPTION π
so here's the tea, fr fr: this function attempts to schedule the default action. that's the move. that's the errand. β¨
but β and this is the important bit, don't skip it β if the manager is not operating normally, the action will not be scheduled. like, at all. none. zero. the schedule stays empty and your default action is left on read. π so before you come at this function, do a little vibe check on your manager first. if it's not behaving, this call is just gonna say "nope" and move on. periodt. π
β RETURN β
trueβ an action was scheduled! slay! the default action made it onto the list. you did it, bestie π- everything else β no action got scheduled. see the DESCRIPTION above for the very real reason why. π
π SEE ALSO π
the whole friend group, assembled π«Ά:
- Kernel file
./drivers/md/dm-vdo/action-manager.c struct action(9)struct action_manager(9)vdo_make_action_manager(9)vdo_schedule_action(9)vdo_schedule_operation(9)vdo_schedule_operation_with_context(9)
iykyk β go read them, they're all part of the same lore. ππ
π reminder bestie: the "not operating normally" clause is real. this isn't a maybe, it's a hard no-action. don't come for me when your schedule is empty because your manager was acting up. π
okay that's the page!! brought to you live from ./drivers/md/dm-vdo, dated October 2026, and no I will not be taking questions about why a kernel manual has this much energy β it's giving documentation glow-up and I'm obsessed. mwah, study hard, run your checks, and may all your managers operate normally π§ββοΈπβ¨
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