label - manipulate Sun disk labels
The label command manipulates Sun disk labels. It shares
the menu subroutines with the sformat(1) command and thus presents
the same label and partition menu as sformat(1). The label
however does not operate by sending SCSI commands to the drive but rather
reads and writes files.
All boolean options can be abbreviated by their first letter.
- -print
- Print the disk label and the partition table and exit.
- -set
- Read the disk label and partition table, set the disk driver geometry and
partition tables according to the data read from file and disk and
exit.
- lproto=
label-name
- if=
label-name
- Set the name of the input file. This may be a plain file or a raw disk
device name.
- lname=
label-name
- of=
label-name
- Set the name of the output file. This may be a plain file or a raw disk
device name.
- f=
label-name
- Set the name for both, the input and the output file. This may be a plain
file or a raw disk device name.
- -help
- Prints a short summary of the label(1) options and exists.
- -version
- Prints the label(1) version number string and exists.
- Label.prototype
- A file containing a Sun disk label that is read in case that no
lproto= if= or f= option was specified.
- Label
- A file containing a Sun disk label that is written in case that no
lname= of= or f= option was specified.
None currently known.
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