These are bunch of not useful strings, except LVID.
Form mkudffs:
- --lvid Specify the logical volume identifier. It sets given string to the following fields:
- Logical Volume Identifier in the Logical Volume Descriptor (See Figure 15 in ECMA-167)
- Logical Volume Identifier in the Implementation Use. (See 2.2.7.2 in UDF 2.01)
- Logical Volume Identifier in the File Set Descriptor. (See Figure 9 in ECMA-167) File Set Descriptor. (See Figure 9 in [ECMA-167][5]).
Logical Volume Identifier shown in windows as disk label.
- --vid Specify the volume identifier. It sets givend string to the Volume Identifier field in the Primary Volume Descriptor. (See Figure 6 in ECMA-167). Maximum length 31 bytes. Default value "Linux UDF".
- --vsid Specify the volume set identifier. It sets given string to the volume set identifier field in the Primary Volume Desriptor. (See Figure 6 in ECMA-167). Maximum length 127 bytes. Default value "Linux UDF".
Volume Set Identifier can be edited by some Disk authoring programs like ImgBurn, MagicISO. It specify an identification of the volume set of which the volume is a member. - --fsid Specify the file set identifier. It sets File Set Identifier field in the File Set Descriptor. (See Figure 9 in ECMA-167). Maximum length 31 bytes. Default value "Linux UDF".