Can you control the inode a file is assigned?

Guy Harris guy at auspex.auspex.com
Sun Jul 29 04:40:19 AEST 1990


>Is there anyway to control the inode number a file is assigned,
>assuming the inode is free?

No, not unless your vendor has added some special call to request that a
file be assigned a particular inode; standard UNIXes don't have any such
call.  The policy used to assign a given i-number to a file is file
system-dependent....



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