View and modify the volume label of Windows partition in Linux

Modify Linux
You can use e2label for the volume label of the partition. For example, you can change the/dev/sda1 volume label to/boot.

$ E2label/dev/sda1/boot
View Linux
Partition file system volume label
$ E2label/dev/sda1
/Boot

In Linux
In Windows partition, how does one modify the volume label? We need to use two tools:
For vfat file systems, you can use dosfslabel from the dosfstools package; For NTFS file systems, you can use ntfslabel from the ntfsprogs package

Dosfslabel (if not installed, fedora users can directly install Yum install-y dosfstools)
Used for vfat partitioning. command usage:
Dosfslabel device [label]

For example, modify the volume label of a vfat partition (both fat16 and FAT32 can ).

$ Dosfslabel/dev/sda5/Windows

View the vfat partition volume label

$ Dosfslabel/dev/sda5

Ntfsprogs (if not installed, fedora users can directly install-y ntfsprogs)

Used for NTFS partition. command usage:
Ntfslabel device [label]
For example, modify the volume label of an NTFS partition.

$ Ntfslabel/dev/sda6/XP

View NTFS partition volume labels

$ Ntfslabel/dev/sda6
/XP