"lakshmi pathi" <lakshmipathi.g@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I have noticed that whenever you edit a file content,a new inode
> number is assigned with the File.
No, it never is.
> But Sometime file changes the inode number,Sometimes it remains as
> older inode.
Sometimes your editor creates a *new* file, which has a new inode
number, and replaces the original file with it. Other times the content
is edited and now new file is created.
Regards,
Daniel
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