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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 320.1 | Not sure this is what you want..... | SHEILA::BRODRIBB | | Fri Sep 26 1986 08:49 | 6 |
| Not sure I fully understand the question, but are you looking
for:
SET VOLUME/LABEL=volume_label
or is it something totally unrelated ??
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| 320.2 | MORE INFO ON TBL | SKYLRK::WISEER | FROM THE LAND OF FRUITS & NUTS, SF | Fri Sep 26 1986 14:29 | 12 |
| No that is how you create a set. What I am trying to do is change
the volume set name of just one of the two disks.
I find nothing in the VMS manuals about this.
When you change the lable you basicaly init the disk.
E
HELP
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| 320.3 | | SKYLAB::FISHER | Burns Fisher 381-1466, ZKO1-1/D42 | Fri Sep 26 1986 17:23 | 8 |
| re .2: " When you change the label, you essentially init the disk."
I have not used volume sets, but SET VOLUME/LABEL on a single volume
does not init it...it just changes the label, as requested.
Burns
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| 320.4 | ??? | SWIFT::KAKA | | Tue Sep 30 1986 08:32 | 6 |
|
Is it not true that the RVN (Relative Volume Number) and the volume
name is what indicates that the disk in question is part of such
a set?
/Ro/
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| 320.5 | Years later.. | MDVAX3::COAR | A wretched hive of bugs and flamers. | Tue Nov 24 1987 16:12 | 10 |
| You've contradicted yourself. In .0, you say you want to change
the volume set name; in .2, you say you want to change the label
of one of the disks.
SET VOLUME /LABEL will perform the latter, but you may have to resort
to some hackery to change the first. Check out the files VOLSET.SYS
and CONTIN.SYS on the individual disks in your volume set; those are
probably the files you need to hack.
#ken :-)}
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