yes the command ls -lid was help ful but am not clear with ur solution for first
question
i think the first inode in UFS is always inode 0 contrary to linux inode1????
searched google
found an article "filesystem forensic analysis by Brian Barrier"
but that does not clearly specify from where it starts ie whether relative
to start of the fs or cylinder group! bcoz
in one section he says its respect to start of fs and in another he says with respect to each cylinder group!
And whether the specified values are fragments or just bytes!

plz... help!