jblabel(8)                          CLIX                          jblabel(8)



  NAME

    jblabel - Introduces an unlabeled optical disk cartridge to a jukebox and
    labels it

  SYNOPSIS

    /usr/bin/jblabel [-F] volume1 volume2 jukebox_id

  FLAGS

    -F        Forces the specified label to be written on a Read/Write volume,
              and ignores whatever the current label area contains.

  DESCRIPTION

    The jblabel command functions like the jbimport command except that
    jblabel assumes that the cartridge is unlabeled.  Also, the jblabel
    command initializes each volume, using volume1 and volume2 as volume
    names.  The volumes are entered in the Jukebox Manager (JBM) database and
    are ready for use.

    The jukebox_id parameter is the logical jukebox name specified in the JBM
    configuration file.  This name is reported by the jbconfig command.

  EXAMPLES

    1.  To load an unlabeled optical disk cartridge to jukebox JB01 and label
        one side vol_a and the other side vol_b, key in the following command:

        jblabel vol_a vol_b JB01


    2.  To relabel a Read/Write volume, key in the following command:

        jblabel -r vol_c vol_d JB01


  NOTES

    The jblabel command requires superuser privileges.

  DIAGNOSTICS

    Error messages will be issued in the event of an unsuccessful completion
    of the command.  The following list includes some of the more common error
    messages:

        JBM and/or jbinterface is not running
               The application program cannot start because it finds that JBM
               is not running.



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  jblabel(8)                          CLIX                          jblabel(8)



        cannot open jukebox drive
               The utility has failed to open related device file for the
               drive.

        attempted write of written sector
               A label already exists on the volume.

  EXIT VALUES

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

  RELATED INFORMATION

    Commands:  jbrelabel(8), jbimport(8), jbconfig(1), eolabel(8)

    Files: JBCFG(4)





































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