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Command Line Interface User’s Guide
■ Adding a file system to a container in a UNIX environment
The following sections discuss each of these topics.
Understanding the File System Attributes You can Specify
You use the container format command to add a file system to a
container. Before adding a file system to a container, consider the
following attributes you can specify:
■ Label
■ File system
■ Compressed file system
■ Allocation size
■ Quick format
■ Wait
Specifying a Container Label
The label attribute indicates a label (up to 32 characters) that is
assigned to the file system.
In the following example, the container format command with
the /label switch adds the label Mercury to the file system on the
container that resides on on drive F.
HPN0> container format /label=Mercury F
Executing: container format /label="Mercury" "F"
Specifying the File System
The file system attribute indicates the file system to use on the
container. You can specify an NTFS, FAT, or FAT32 file system. This
attribute is supported on Windows NT and Windows 2000 (basic
disk) only.
In the following example, the container format command with
the /file_system switch adds the NTFS file system to a container
that resides on drive F.
HPN0> container format /file_system=NTFS F
Executing: container format /file_system="NTFS" "F"