nvme-log-sanitize(1) ==================== NAME ---- nvme-log-sanitize - Send NVMe sanitize-log Command, return result SYNOPSIS -------- [verse] 'nvme' [] 'log sanitize' [--rae | -r] [--raw-binary | -b] DESCRIPTION ----------- Retrieves the NVMe Sanitize log page from an NVMe device and provides the status of sanitize command. The parameter is mandatory NVMe character device (ex: /dev/nvme0). Expected status and description :- [cols="2*", options="header"] |=== |Status Code |Description |0x0000 |NVM subsystem has never been sanitized. |0x0001 |The most recent sanitize operation completed successfully. |0x0002 |A sanitize operation is currently in progress. |0x0003 |The most recent sanitize operation failed. |0x0100 |Global Data Erased bit If set to 1 then non-volatile storage in the NVM subsystem has not been written to: a) since being manufactured and the NVM subsystem has never been sanitized; or b) since the most recent successful sanitize operation. If cleared to 0, then non-volatile storage in the NVM subsystem has been written to: a) since being manufactured and the NVM subsystem has never been sanitized; or b) since the most recent successful sanitize operation of the NVM subsystem. |0x0800 |Purged (PRGD) bit If set to 1, then the most recent sanitize operation purged user data, as defined by IEEE Std 2883, because the Purge Required (PREQ) bit was set to 1 in the command that started that sanitize operation. If cleared to 0, either PREQ was not set, or the sanitize operation cleared (rather than purged) user data. |=== Sanitize Progress - percentage complete On success it returns 0, error code otherwise. OPTIONS ------- -r:: --rae:: Retain an Asynchronous Event. -b:: --raw-binary:: Print the raw buffer to stdout. Structure is not parsed by program. This overrides the vendor specific and human readable options. include::global-options.txt[] EXAMPLES -------- * Has the program issue Sanitize-log Command : + ------------ # nvme log sanitize /dev/nvme0 ------------ NVME ---- Part of the nvme-user suite.