on 06/04/07 10:29, Wing Wong at wingedpower at gmail.com wrote: > Can you provide an ls of the directory? ls -ali > This should list the inodes for each file, as well as other pertinent data. Wing Wong, I went through your experiment and I see that indeed it works as expected. I repeated your experiment, and it works for me too. The reason my experiment does not work is because instead of using the redirection operator ">" to change the file, I am using TextEdit. After I change and then save the file with TextEdit, it has a different inode than its linked twin. Why would it do that? Thanks for the tip on "-i" option; that makes this a lot easier to troubleshoot. Jerry