How do you find the symbolic links to files.

[Barry Shein]

>Somewhat faster, but requiring root access, you can use the "ncheck"
>command if your system has it:
>
># ncheck -i 4924 /dev/rsd1c
>
>-- 
>Gene Spafford

Three cheers for V6 commands...I just used ncheck tonight to unscrew a
file system (well, figure out what fsck was complaining about with
some dup'd inodes, ncheck told me the exact paths so I could jot them
down and make sure the files were on backup tape just in case, before
clearing them, certainly lessened the confusion.)

If your system has them I heartily recommend to everyone reading the
manual pages for ncheck, dcheck and icheck before you need them. Oft
overlooked tools to use before you start saying yes to fsck.
-- 
        -Barry Shein

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