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ioctl - CDROM_LAST_WRITTEN equivalent for hard disk

Is there an equivalent ioctl(2) code for the CDROM_LAST_WRITTEN code when dealing with hard disks and their respective ioctl codes? I can't find any in the documentation folder and assume there isn't an equivalent.

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