Actually, it's pretty easy to change the volume label ... think it's the
LABEL command for DOS and OS/2... for NT you go into the Disk administrator.

Tim Pittson
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From: owner-adsm-l
To: Multiple recipients of list ADSM-L
Subject: Re: How do You Assign PC Volume Labels?
Date: Thursday, February 29, 1996 7:56AM

I'll assume were talking about local hard drive volume labels and
not some ADSM thing on the server. I don't believe that you can
change the volume label on a hard drive without some third party
utility like Norton (Windows) Partition Magic (OS/2).

We don't worry about volume labels at all. Most of our important
data is kept in server directories via LAN Server. If I upgrade a
users computer I either create a similar partition mapping
(usually a C: and D:) or use a new node name. If I did the latter,
I then give the new node permission to restore/retrieve data from
the old node's file library.

Jeff Mathers
Computer Data Systems Manager
The Protein/DNA Technology Center
The Rockefeller University