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Chapter 2 Using Automated Libraries and Manually Loaded Drives 17

After the command to label or relabel a tape is issued, the tape is loaded and

positioned, and the tape label is written. For more information about the

tplabel(1M) command, see the tplabel(1M) man page.

You can also perform this task by using File System Manager.

▼ To Label or Relabel an Optical Disk

● To label a new optical disk, use the odlabel(1M) command.

● To relabel an existing optical disk, use the odlabel(1M) command.

After the command to label or relabel an optical disk is issued, the optical disk is

loaded and positioned, and the optical disk label is written. For more information

about the odlabel(1M) command, see the odlabel(1M) man page.

You can also perform this task by using File System Manager.

▼ To Audit a Volume

Occasionally the reported space remaining on a tape or optical disk might need to be

updated in the library catalog. The auditslot(1M) command loads the cartridge

containing the volume, reads the label, and updates the library catalog entry for the

slot.

odlabel –new –vsn vsn eq:slot:partition

odlabel –old vsn –vsn vsn eq:slot:partition

TABLE 2-3 Arguments for odlabel(1M)

Argument Meaning

vsn Volume serial name. If you are relabeling, the new VSN can be identical to the

old VSN.

eq The equipment ordinal of the drive as defined in the mcf file.

slot The number of the disk’s storage slot as recognized in the library catalog. This

argument is not applicable to manually loaded drives.

partition A side of a magneto-optical disk. The partition value must be 1 or 2. This

argument is not applicable to tape cartridges.

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