Note that this is a rather brute force method (it does not check to see if the nodes already exist), and that it will only define nodes for volumes that have already been dasdfmt'ed, and fdasd'd, and the appropriate DASD kernel modules loaded. Those caveats aside, it'll create what is needed.
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