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horia bonked 13 May 2024 06:36 -0700
original: brynet@bsd.network

It's now possible to get some NVMe controller/namespace information on #OpenBSD using bioctl(8).

krw@ modified src/sys/dev/ic/{nvme.c nvmereg.h,nvmevar.h}: Add bio(4) support to nvme(4). Provide information on controller and configured namespaces via bioctl(8)'s BIOCINQ, BIOCVOL, BIOCDISK requests.

Based on work with dlg@ at h2k23 and many subsequent improvements and tests by jmatthew@.

ok jmatthew@

e.g:

$ doas bioctl nvme0

nvme0: APPLE SSD AP0512Q, 359.60.3, 0ba0146283356426
nvme0: Max i/o 131072 bytes, Volatile Write Cache
nvme0: Commands FWCD,SDMGMT
nvme0: NVMe 1.1, NVM I/O command set, Enabled, Ready
Volume Status Size Device
nvme0 0 Online 500277792768 sd0 CONCAT
0: Formats *4096 (Best)
0 Online 500277792768 0:1.0 Namespace 1 <>

horia honked back 09 May 2024 13:02 -0700
in reply to: https://honk.petersanchez.com/u/petersanchez/h/NYVr8rXZq17x7G6x9H

@petersanchez similar to GitHub Bug Used to Infect Game Hackers With Lua Malware 😉

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horia honked 09 May 2024 05:56 -0700

It is possible to temporarily host an image on #honk by using the preview feature and copying the resulting URL of the image to obtain a direct link to it. This link can then be used to share the temporary image.