Re: Where is inode table

[Sunix <ksunil@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sorry but i don't have any idea about which offset do i-node table 
starts. 

U can use stat lstat fstat system calls but for that u have to provide
filename not the i-node. These sys-calls provide info about file. Which
is nothing but ur i-node info.


Sumit Rangwala wrote:
> 
> Hello
> 
>         I am using Redhat 5.2 and was trying to read inode table through the
> file /dev/hda3
> I was unable to find out the offset at which the inode table starts.
>         Can anybody help me out.
> 
>   And :    Is there a syscall which can access me the inode information
> given the inode no. ?
> 
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