Pmap use in solaris 10

Hi All
I did a pmap -S <pid> and in the output, I have among other things
dev: <major#>,<minor#> ino:<#> in the mapping file column
What does this mean and how do I find the device and/or the file defined by the inode number.
I would very much appreciate your help;

Hi mAbrante
Thanks for the reply. I do not know what those dev maj# and minor# are.
I am doing a find / with -inum. I find that it lists some files. Does this mean that all these are of the given inode? I will try and download lsof.
Thanks once again
With Regards

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