NVME_LBA_RANGET_TYPE_ENTRY structure (nvme.h)
Contains parameters that specify a single entry in a list of Logical Block Address (LBA) ranges, for the LBA Range Type Feature in the Set Features command.
Syntax
typedef struct {
UCHAR Type;
struct {
UCHAR MayOverwritten : 1;
UCHAR Hidden : 1;
UCHAR Reserved : 6;
} Attributes;
UCHAR Reserved0[14];
ULONGLONG SLBA;
ULONGLONG NLB;
UCHAR GUID[16];
UCHAR Reserved1[16];
} NVME_LBA_RANGET_TYPE_ENTRY, *PNVME_LBA_RANGET_TYPE_ENTRY;
Members
Type
An NVME_LBA_RANGE_TYPES value that specifies the type of the LBA range.
Attributes
Specifies attributes for the LBA range. Each bit defines an attribute, as follows:
- Bit 0 - If this bit is set to
1
, the LBA range may be overwritten. If this bit is cleared to0
, the LBA range should not be overwritten. - Bit 1 - If this bit is set to
1
, the LBA range should be hidden from the OS/EFI/BIOS. If this bit is cleared to0
, the area should be visible to the OS/EFI/BIOS. - Bits 2-7 - Reserved
Attributes.MayOverwritten
Attributes.Hidden
Attributes.Reserved
Reserved0[14]
SLBA
Specifies the 64-bit address of the first logical block that is part of this LBA range.
NLB
Specifies the number of logical blocks that are part of this LBA range. This is a 0s based value.
GUID[16]
A Global Unique Identifier (GUID) that uniquely specifies the type of this LBA range. Well known Types may be defined and are published on the NVM Express website.
Reserved1[16]
Requirements
Requirement | Value |
---|---|
Minimum supported client | Windows 10 |
Header | nvme.h |
See also
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