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Discover the essential role of inodes in Linux filesystems. Inodes, or Index Nodes, are critical data structures that store metadata about files and directories, such as permissions, ownership, and disk block locations, but not the file content. Learn how inodes facilitate hard links, support filesystem integrity checks with tools like 'fsck', manage inode limitations, and aid in forensic analyses. This guide is invaluable for sysadmins and IT professionals looking to master file management and system efficiency in Linux environments.