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newfs – i where to look for changed inode density

Hi All,

While creating the ufs file system with newfs - i where can I see the change, I mean if the density of inode has been increased where I can see it.

I tried with fstyp –v <slice> however not sure as where to look for the information.

Will appreciate if I can get some help from you all!

Thanks

-----Post Update-----

Hey i got the answer for this question with the help of man df

we can use

#df -F ufs -o i <slice> to find the details related to used and free inode .

Thanks

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