/Boot stores kernel files and module images during system startup.
/Bin: the folder of commands that normal users can execute. Some of the commands are stored in/usr/bin.
/Etc stores the system configuration directories and files
/Dev stores Device Files
/Home the Home Directory of a common user
/Lib stores library files
/Initrd use RAM disk to start the folder where the user mounts the RAM device
/MISC autofs main directory
/OPT files or programs used for installation to all users
/Proc system kernel Image
/Lost + found ext3 where the lost block is stored in the file system
/Sbin command folder used by the Super User Management System
/Tmp temporary file directory
/Usr stores application files, the directory that occupies the maximum disk space
/Var stores frequently changed files in the system, such as log mail Cron
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Brief Introduction to the directory structure under/directory