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Sunday, 27 August 2017

Linux File System

Topics


/(Root)
-etc       -bin       -sbin     -lib        -root     -usr       -mnt      -media    -var     -boot    -tmp     -opt      -dev     
-home   -proc    -lost-found     -selinux

bin  - used to store user commands. /usr/bin /also stores user commands
sbin – System Administrator commands /usr/sbin also stores system commands
root – home directory of the super user
media – mount points for file systems mounted
boot – contains kernel and other files used during system startup
lost+found – used by fsck to place files whose names cannot be found during file system repair
lib – contains many library files
dev – store device files
etc – Contains configuration files
var – variable files such as log files and directories
proc – A virtual file system, that contains system information used by certain programs
tmp – a “scratch pad” for users and programs, /tmp has global read/write access.
home – location of user home directories
opt – installation directory for third-party package such as Star Office

selinux – security enhanced linux

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