Linux Tip: ls with inode number
The common ‘ls’ command will allow you to display the inode numbers associated with each file in the directory. All that’s needed is supplying the ‘-i’ option. It will display the inode number right next to the file.
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The common ‘ls’ command will allow you to display the inode numbers associated with each file in the directory. All that’s needed is supplying the ‘-i’ option. It will display the inode number right next to the file.