 
 The HOME command allows you to modify certain fields in the home block
 of a Files-11 disk volume.  

 The command line format is as follows:
 
      HOM[E] ddnn:volume-label/keyword(s)
 
 ddnn:		The volume whose home block you want to modify.

 volume-label	The current label for the volume.

 /keyword(s)	The specifications for the fields you want to modify in 
		the home block.


 See HELP HOME OPTIONS for more information about the keywords.
2 OPTIONS
 
 Legal keywords for the HOME command are:
 
 /DENS=density			(specify HIGH or LOW to check density)
 /EXT=block-count		(value range: 1 <= 255(10))
 /FPRO=[file protection]
 /LRU=directory-count		(value range: 1 <= 127(10))
 /MXF=file-count		(maximum number of files on volume)
 /NAME=volume-label		('volume-label' specifies the new label)
 /OVR				(override volume label processing)
 /OWNER=[group,member]
 /PRO=[volume protection]
 /UIC=[group,member]
 /VI				(display current values of all keywords)
 /WIN=retrieval-pointer-count	(value range: 1 <= 127(10))
 
 For more information on an individual HOME keyword, type

	 HELP HOME OPTIONS keyword

3 DENS
 The format for the /DENS keyword is:

	/DENS=density

 /DENS checks the density of a floppy disk. If specified, the drive density 
 is compared against the keyword value for consistency. Acceptable values 
 are: HIGH and LOW.
3 EXT
 The format for the /EXT keyword is:

	/EXT=block-count

 /EXT specifies the default file-extend size. A file must be extended when
 it has used all of its allocated space. Legal values for block-count range
 from 1 through 255(10).
3 FPRO
 The format for the /FPRO keyword is:

 	/FPRO=[system,owner,group,world]

 /FPRO specifies the default protection for the files on the volume. Access 
 codes consist of four 4-code groups in the access rights word as follows:

	R - Read
	W - Write
	E - Edit
	D - Delete

 In each instance, the absence of the code means that the user class is 
 denied the access right.
3 LRU
 The format for the /LRU keyword is:

	/LRU=directory-count

 /LRU specifies the approximate number of directories that will be accessed
 simultaneously. Legal values for directory-count range from 1 through 127(10).
3 MXF
 The format for the /MXF keyword is:

	/MXF=file-count

 /MXF specifies the maximum number of files allowed on the volume. This number 
 corresponds to the number of file headers in the volume's index file. Use the
 following algorithm to determine the maximum number of files allowed on your 
 volume:

      maximum = (4096.)*(current-number-of-index-file-bitmap-blocks)

 The maximum number of index file bitmap blocks depends on the maximum number
 of files currently allowed on the volume.
 
 Note that you cannot reduce the maximum number of files already specified
 for the volume.
3 NAME
 The format for the /NAME keyword is:

	/NAME=new-volume-label

/NAME specifies a new label for the volume.
3 OVR
 The format for the /OVR keyword is:

	/OVR

 /OVR instructs the HOME command to override label processing so that a 
 volume can be modify without specifying a volume label. /OVR is a 
 privileged keyword.
3 OWNER
 The format for the /OWNER keyword is:
	
	/OWNER=[group,member]

 /OWNER specifies the owner of the volume. Legal group and member numbers 
 range from 1 through 377(8). 
3 PRO
 The format for the /PRO keyword is:
 
	/PRO=[system,owner,group,world]

 /PRO specifies the default protection for a volume. Access codes consist of
 four 4-code groups in the access rights word as follows:

	R - Read
	W - Write
 	C - Create
 	D - Delete

 In each instance, the absence of the code means that the user class is denied
 the access right.
3 UIC
 The format of the /UIC keyword is:

	/UIC=[group,member]

 /UIC specifies the owner of the volume. Legal group and member numbers 
 range from 1 through 377(8). This keyword is identical to the /OWNER 
 keyword.
3 WIN
 The format for the /WIN keyword is:

	/WIN=retrieval-pointer-count

 /WIN specifies the number of mapping pointers to be allocated for file
 windows. The retrieval-pointer-count must be 1 and 127(10).
3 VI
 The format for the /VI keyword is:

	/VI

 /VI lists the HOME keywords and their current values for the specified 
 volume. You must use at least one other keyword with /VI.

