First Aid in Disk Utility, or fsck_apfs in Terminal, have given warnings or errors with id numbers. How do you work out which file or folder that refers to?
volfs
Other file systems, with an outline of vfs and vnodes used by the kernel, and how they’re important in checking code signatures.
Adds a new feature that will resolve an inode number, such as that given in an APFS error or warning, to give you the item name and path.
When you run First Aid, its reports an error with an inode. Here’s how to identify the item responsible by converting that inode number to a file path.
Explaining inodes, names, dates, permissions, file types, and specialised attributes used for iCloud.
How can you refer to an important file or directory, no matter where it’s moved on a volume, even when it’s renamed?
A quick tour of this unique utility, and a recommended update for it which brings control over text size, auto-updates, and more.
This update comes with full guidance on how to get the best from the app with Mojave’s privacy protection.
Precize has a fix useful for all users. All three gain easier updating, and full support for Mojave’s Dark Mode.
Adds quick copying to 6 key values, making them much easier and more efficient to paste into other apps, and fixes a bug in Save.
