Examples

   1.$ INITIALIZE/USER_NAME=CPA $FLOPPY1 ACCOUNTS

     Initializes the volume on $FLOPPY1, labels the volume ACCOUNTS,
     and gives the volume a user name of CPA.

   2.$ ALLOCATE DMA2:  TEMP
       _DMA2: ALLOCATED
     $ INITIALIZE  TEMP:  BACK_UP_FILE
     $ MOUNT  TEMP:  BACK_UP_FILE
     %MOUNT-I-MOUNTED, BACK_UP_FILE mounted on _DMA2:
     $ CREATE/DIRECTORY  TEMP:[GOLDSTEIN]

     This sequence of commands shows how to initialize an RK06/RK07
     volume. First, the device is allocated, to ensure that no
     one else can access it. Then, when the volume is physically
     mounted on the device, the INITIALIZE command initializes
     it. When the volume is initialized, the MOUNT command makes
     the file structure available. Before you can place any files
     on the volume, you must cre