eolabel(8)                          CLIX                          eolabel(8)



  NAME

    eolabel - Provides labels for erasable optical media

  SYNOPSIS

    /usr/bin/eolabel special volume

  DESCRIPTION

    The eolabel command creates labels for erasable optical media.

    The special name should be the physical disk section for the entire disk
    (such as /dev/rdsk/s3u0p0.0).  The device cannot be on a remote machine.

    The volume is the volume name used to identify the cartridge or platter to
    the users and to the system.  This name is used by the file system
    commands when a file system on the cartridge or platter is mounted in a
    jukebox.  A volume name can have 1 to 16 characters.  These characters may
    come from the set of all character values excluding colon ( : ), null ( \0
    ), and slash ( / ).  The volume name must be unique within a given system.

  EXAMPLES

    To create a label for /dev/rdsk/s3u0p0.0 disk, enter the following:

    eolabel /dev/rdsk/s3u0p0.0 project_x


  NOTES

    The eolabel command requires superuser privileges.

  DIAGNOSTICS

    The following is a list of common error messages and their meanings:

    Device not open
           A system error occurred while trying to get information on the
           specified file system.  Check the spelling of your arguments and
           the permissions on the special file.

    ioctl error
           A system error occurred while trying to set the volume name on the
           cartridge or platter in the specified device.

  EXIT VALUES

    The eolabel command exits with a value of 0 if successful.  If
    unsuccessful, it exits with a nonzero value.




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  eolabel(8)                          CLIX                          eolabel(8)



  RELATED INFORMATION

    Commands:  eoreadlabel(1), jblabel(8)



















































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