ADIC 2.2 manual # cd /usr/cvfs/bin # ./cvlabel

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You can create any convention for the label names. For example, if a site consists of

12 Fibre Channel drives, you can use CvfsDisk[n] for each label name. Replace [n] with a decimal number starting at 0 and increment the number for each drive. In this case, the label name entries in the file would be: CvfsDisk0, CvfsDisk1, CvfsDisk2, and so on. For example:

#AIX Example

#Drives 0 through 11 will be used for Regular Stripe Groups,

#so the entire volumes are used (total sector sizes are used

#since optional sector sizes are not specified).

#

# Regular file disks - use entire volume

CvfsDisk0 [device_name0]

CvfsDisk1 [device_name1]

CvfsDisk2 [device_name2]

CvfsDisk3 [device_name3]

CvfsDisk4 [device_name4]

CvfsDisk5 [device_name5]

CvfsDisk6 [device_name6]

CvfsDisk7 [device_name7]

CvfsDisk8 [device_name8]

CvfsDisk9 [device_name9]

CvfsDisk10 [device_name10]

CvfsDisk11 [device_name11]

Step 5 After the cvlabels file is complete, use the cvlabel command to label the disk drives.

#cd /usr/cvfs/bin

#./cvlabel

Follow the on-screen instructions to label the disk drives.

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