On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Paul Mather wrote:

: root     find        1063    5 /         24398 drwxr-xr-x     512 r

: root     find        1063    5  8,0   24398      40755    512 r
:
: If I read the above correctly, find has inode 24398 open, which, it
: says, is the root directory (/).

No, it's just the root *filesystem*.  fstat doesn't tell you the physical
path of the file.

: I know ls can tell me the inode corresponding to a pathname.  Is there a
: command to do the reverse: to tell me the pathname corresponding to an
: inode number?

find ... -inum N

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