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NAME

uinode - Display the inode structure for a ufs file

SYNOPSIS

uinode address uinode+ address

DESCRIPTION

The uinode macro takes one argument, the pointer to a ufs file system type specific data structure.

First, run the file macro, then run the vnode macro using the vnode address displayed by file for a UFS file. Using the data address, run uinode.

uinode+ uses the same address as uinode and shows all the ufs inode structures.

The inode structure is defined in /usr/include/sys/inode.h.

Typical output looks like this:


  S> uinode 0xD12F8F28 
  [D12F8F28]  vnode D12F8F30 devvp D13BAF04  flag 500 : REF MODT
   want 00 dev 1 number 6CCD diroff 0 fs D13C0000 owner 0004 count 0000
   freef 0 freeb 0 mapcnt 0 map 0 mode 8180(100600) nlink 0001
    i_nextr 0 icommon D12F8FE0
  fs name /

DEFINED IN

uinode.k

SEE ALSO

dinode, files, vnode

APPENDIX A: Alphabetic Index of Macros