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nvme-sanitize(1)
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NAME
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nvme-sanitize - Send NVMe Sanitize Command, return result
SYNOPSIS
--------
[verse]
'nvme sanitize' <device> [--no-dealloc | -d]
[--oipbp | -i]
[--owpass=<overwrite-pass-count> | -n <overwrite-pass-count>]
[--ause | -u]
[--sanact=<action> | -a <action>]
[--ovrpat=<overwrite-pattern> | -p <overwrite-pattern>]
[--force]
DESCRIPTION
-----------
For the NVMe device given, sends a Sanitize command and
provides the result.
The <device> parameter is mandatory NVMe character device (ex: /dev/nvme0).
On success it returns 0, error code otherwise.
OPTIONS
-------
-d::
--no-dealloc::
No Deallocate After Sanitize:
If set, then the controller shall not deallocate any logical
blocks as a result of successfully completing the sanitize
operation. If cleared, then the controller should deallocate
logical blocks as a result of successfully completing the
sanitize operation. This bit shall be ignored if the Sanitize
Action field is set to 001b (i.e., Exit Failure Mode).
-i::
--oipbp::
Overwrite Invert Pattern Between Passes:
If set, then the Overwrite Pattern shall be inverted between
passes. If cleared, then the overwrite pattern shall not be
inverted between passes. This bit shall be ignored unless the
Sanitize Action field is set to 011b (i.e., Overwrite).
-n <overwrite-pass-count>::
--owpass=<overwrite-pass-count>::
Overwrite Pass Count:
This field specifies the number of overwrite passes (i.e.,
how many times the media is to be overwritten) using the data
from the Overwrite Pattern field of this command. A value of 0
specifies 16 overwrite passes. This field shall be ignored
unless the Sanitize Action field is set to 011b (i.e., Overwrite).
-u::
--ause::
Allow Unrestricted Sanitize Exit:
If set, then the sanitize operation is performed in unrestricted
completion mode. If cleared then the sanitize operation is
performed in restricted completion mode. This bit shall be ignored
if the Sanitize Action field is set to 001b (i.e., Exit Failure Mode).
-a <action>::
--sanact=<action>::
Sanitize Action:
+
[]
|=================
|Value|Definition
|0x00| Reserved
|0x01 \| 'exit-failure'| Exit Failure Mode
|0x02 \| 'start-block-erase'| Start a Block Erase sanitize operation
|0x03 \| 'start-overwrite'| Start an Overwrite sanitize operation
|0x04 \| 'start-crypto-erase'| Start a Crypto Erase sanitize operation
|=================
-p <overwrite-pattern>::
--ovrpat=<overwrite-pattern>::
Overwrite Pattern:
This field is ignored unless the Sanitize Action field in
Command Dword 10 is set to 011b (i.e., Overwrite). This field
specifies a 32-bit pattern that is used for the Overwrite
sanitize operation.
--force::
Ignore namespace is currently busy and performed the operation
even though.
EXAMPLES
--------
* Has the program issue Sanitize Command :
+
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# nvme sanitize /dev/nvme0 -a 0x02
# nvme sanitize /dev/nvme0 --sanact=0x01
# nvme sanitize /dev/nvme0 --sanact=start-overwrite
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NVME
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Part of the nvme-user suite.
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