dmi_hpe_device_type
Synopsis
#include <opendmi/entity/hpe/device-correlation.h>
typedef enum dmi_hpe_device_type {
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_UNKNOWN = 0x00,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_FLEXIBLE_LOM = 0x03,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_EMBEDDED_LOM = 0x04,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_SLOT_NIC = 0x05,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_STORAGE = 0x06,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_SMART_ARRAY = 0x07,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_USB_DISK = 0x08,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_OTHER_PCI = 0x09,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_RAM_DISK = 0x0A,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_FIRMWARE_VOLUME = 0x0B,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_UEFI_SHELL = 0x0C,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_USB_BOOT = 0x0D,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_DYNAMIC_ARRAY = 0x0E,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_FILE = 0x0F,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_NVME = 0x10,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_NVDIMM = 0x11,
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_EMBEDDED_GPU = 0x12
} dmi_hpe_device_type_t;
const char *dmi_hpe_device_type_name(dmi_hpe_device_type_t value);Description
The dmi_hpe_device_type_t enumeration tells the type of a device, as UEFI
boot entries name it, and is the type of the device_type field of
dmi_hpe_device_correlation_t. Other values may be found in the data, and are
kept as they are.
The dmi_hpe_device_type_name function returns the name of a value, as the
command line tool shows it.
Values
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_UNKNOWN-
Unknown.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_FLEXIBLE_LOM-
Flexible LOM.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_EMBEDDED_LOM-
Embedded LOM.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_SLOT_NIC-
NIC in a slot.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_STORAGE-
Storage controller.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_SMART_ARRAY-
Smart Array storage controller.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_USB_DISK-
USB hard disk.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_OTHER_PCI-
Other PCI device.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_RAM_DISK-
RAM disk.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_FIRMWARE_VOLUME-
Firmware volume.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_UEFI_SHELL-
UEFI shell.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_USB_BOOT-
Generic UEFI USB boot entry.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_DYNAMIC_ARRAY-
Dynamic Smart Array controller.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_FILE-
File.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_NVME-
NVMe hard drive.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_NVDIMM-
NVDIMM.
DMI_HPE_DEVICE_TYPE_EMBEDDED_GPU-
Embedded GPU.
Return value
dmi_hpe_device_type_name returns the name of the value, translated to the language of the
current locale when a translation is available, or nullptr if the value
has no name. The returned string must not be modified or freed.