you can't do inode->filename lookups, but you can try something like:
find / -ls
that will produce a list like:
777917 4 drwxrwxr-x 3 tvd eng 4096 Jan 7 11:09 src
953027 373 -rw-r--r-- 1 tvd eng 380980 Dec 18 1996 src/foo
the first number is the inode, the 11+ argument(s) is the path
| It should print out the inode number, the file name with entire path and
| tell
| the kind of inode
| it is.
type of inode? perhaps you mean type of file? (symlink, hard link, file,
directory, etc.) you could gather that information from the find -ls above,
or you could try something like:
find / -exec some_script_that_does_stat {} \;
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