After a bit of digging, I discovered how to install and get the volume name of the ext3 partition in my Linux box:
set volume label
tune2fs -L MY-NEW-NAME / dev / disk / by-path / pci-0000: 00: 1f.2-scsi-2: 0: 0: 0-part1
get current volume level
dumpe2fs -h / dev / disk / by-path / pci-0000: 00: 1f.2-scsi-2: 0: 0: 0-part1 | grep 'volume name'
Those work fine, but I have a few questions:
1) Are these commands the best way to set / get the volume name? Or is there a simpler method that I don't know about?
2) How likely is it to change the volume label to break something? that is, the standard Linux system relies on volumes with specific names? Or can I rename volumes to any names that I like, no problem?
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