vol

The "vol" command is a command line tool present in various operating systems, including Windows and Linux. It is used to display information about the file system volume, such as the volume label, serial number, and file system type. When used in Windows, it can also display the volume's creation date and time, as well as the total space and available free space. In Linux, the "vol" command is used to view information about the filesystem superblock, including the label, UUID, and file system type. Users have the option to specify the volume name or path when using the command to display information about a specific volume. Overall, the "vol" command is a helpful tool for obtaining details about file system volumes in a command line interface.