how to change fat partition label on disk image file?
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the command:
sudo mlabel -i /dev/sdb1 ::my_external
meant to apply the new label my_external
for the /dev/sdb1
drive or partition, if only it's a separate device one. what would be the command for changing one of the partitions label name on the disk image file?
it would be very nice to get automation based solution as to be used for disk image generation recipes, scripts, etc.
partitioning fat32 disk-image
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the command:
sudo mlabel -i /dev/sdb1 ::my_external
meant to apply the new label my_external
for the /dev/sdb1
drive or partition, if only it's a separate device one. what would be the command for changing one of the partitions label name on the disk image file?
it would be very nice to get automation based solution as to be used for disk image generation recipes, scripts, etc.
partitioning fat32 disk-image
I think it is easiest to usegparted
, which has a graphical user interface.
â sudodus
Apr 25 at 13:10
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up vote
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the command:
sudo mlabel -i /dev/sdb1 ::my_external
meant to apply the new label my_external
for the /dev/sdb1
drive or partition, if only it's a separate device one. what would be the command for changing one of the partitions label name on the disk image file?
it would be very nice to get automation based solution as to be used for disk image generation recipes, scripts, etc.
partitioning fat32 disk-image
the command:
sudo mlabel -i /dev/sdb1 ::my_external
meant to apply the new label my_external
for the /dev/sdb1
drive or partition, if only it's a separate device one. what would be the command for changing one of the partitions label name on the disk image file?
it would be very nice to get automation based solution as to be used for disk image generation recipes, scripts, etc.
partitioning fat32 disk-image
edited Apr 25 at 13:28
asked Apr 25 at 12:09
Oleg Kokorin
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I think it is easiest to usegparted
, which has a graphical user interface.
â sudodus
Apr 25 at 13:10
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I think it is easiest to usegparted
, which has a graphical user interface.
â sudodus
Apr 25 at 13:10
I think it is easiest to use
gparted
, which has a graphical user interface.â sudodus
Apr 25 at 13:10
I think it is easiest to use
gparted
, which has a graphical user interface.â sudodus
Apr 25 at 13:10
add a comment |Â
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, which has a graphical user interface.â sudodus
Apr 25 at 13:10