Why do the directories /home, /usr, /var, etc. all have the same inode number (2)? – unix.stackexchange.com

Why do the directories /home, /usr, /var, etc. all have the same inode number (2)? – unix.stackexchange.com

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I find that under my root directory, there are some directories that have the same inode number: $ ls -aid */ .*/ 2 home/ 2 tmp/ 2 usr/ 2 var/ 2 ./ 2 ../ 1 sys/ 1 proc/ I only know that the ...

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