Linux Fourth Lesson

Linux Fourth Lesson

Linux Directory

/bin Store Execution command

/boot stores the programs that are used when the operating system starts, such as Grub

All external devices used by the/dev Linux system

/etc stores various configuration files and subdirectories used in system management, such as network configuration file, file system, user information, etc.

/ETC/RC.D script files to use when booting and shutting down Linux systems

/etc/rc.d/init Linux Service default startup script

/home User working directory

/lib system dynamic Link shared library

When the/losf+found system generates an exception, some missing fragments are placed in this directory.

/media mount point for optical drive and floppy drive

/proc the core of the system and the information required to execute the program, which is generated in memory by the system, and does not occupy disk space.

/root Super User home Directory

/sbin common system Management programs for storage system administrators

/TMP holds temporary files that are generated when different programs are executed

/usr equivalent to program Files directory under Windows

/usr/bin applications used by system users

/usr/sbin more advanced hypervisor and System daemon for super users

/USR/SRC The default placement directory for the kernel source code

/SRV store some data that needs to be extracted after the service is started

/sys maps Some of the kernel information to the application

/var service log information stored

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Linux Fourth Lesson