The role of the Linux main directory

Knock it out manually, as a memory enhancement

/: File System entry, also highest level directory

/bin: The most basic and anxious users and ordinary users can use the command placed in this directory, such as: LS, CP, etc.

/ boot: The files required to store the Linux kernel and boot system, including the boot loader

/ etc: Storage System configuration file, some server configuration files are also put here

/ Dev: Store all of your device files, such as sound cards, disks, etc.

/home: Contains the personal master directory for ordinary users, such as/home/lisi

/lib: Shared library with binary files

/media: Automatic mount points for plug-and-play storage devices such as USB flash drives, CDs, etc. created in this directory

/mnt: Used to hold temporary hanging on the storage device, such as the optical drive can be mounted to the/met/cdrom

/proc: Store process information and kernel information, generated by the kernel in memory

/root: Home directory for Linux super users

/sbin: Storage System Management commands, generally only superuser can execute

/ tmp: The common temporary file directory. The /var/tmp directory is similar to this directory

/ usr: Store applications and related files, such as commands, help files, etc.

/ var: A file that changes frequently (vary) in the system, such as storing the system log in the/var/log directory

The role of the Linux main directory