Figure 3: Lowest numbered inodes usually refer to system files necessary for operation

2       /./.
2       /../.
4       /bin/.
50      /etc/.
64      /tmp/.
68      /usr/.
100     /appl/.
4       /bin/./.
2       /bin/../.
5       /bin/sh
6       /bin/su
7       /bin/sync
8       /bin/stty
9       /bin/cat
10      /bin/dd
11      /bin/find
12      /bin/pwd
13      /bin/cpio
14      /bin/mkdir
15      /bin/expr
16      /bin/kill
17      /bin/rm
18      /bin/echo
19      /bin/cp
20      /bin/tee
134     /bin/68000
135     /bin/adb
136     /bin/ar
137     /bin/as
138     /bin/badlist
139     /bin/basename
140     /bin/cc
141     /bin/chgrp
142     /bin/chmod
143     /bin/chown
144     /bin/cmp
145     /bin/crypt
146     /bin/date
147     /bin/df
148     /bin/diff
149     /bin/du
150     /bin/ed
151     /bin/env
152     /bin/false