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Let's say I have a file "abc" that has a link count of 2, meaning that somewhere out there (in the same filesystem) is another file with the same inode (hard linked). I know I can use "find -inum" to locate that file, but that takes forever on a large filesystem.
What's the easiest way to list all files associated with a particular inode?
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