Centos (Linux) root file system

/the following file

/boot: System startup related files: such as kernel, INITTRD, and MBR grub

/dev: Device files:

Block devices: Random access, data blocks such as: USB

Character Devices: Linear access, in terms of characters such as: mouse, keys, monitors, etc.

Device number: Main device number and secondary device number

/etc: Configuration file directory

/home: User's directory/home/username ~

/root: System Administrator Home Directory--the production process without administrator login.

/lib: Library

/lib/modules: Kernel module

Static Library:. A

Dynamic library:. dll (Windows). So shared object shared libraries can save memory usage significantly.

Dynamic compilation, static compilation.

Lost/found

/media: Hang in the point directory, generally hang on the mobile device USB disc, etc.

/mnt: Hangs at the point, additional temporary file system. Of course, it can be hung in general.

/misc Miscellaneous

/OPT: Directory of early installation software for the optional directory system. The previous third-party program directory.

/proc: The pseudo file system boot is not empty, the kernel mapping file. System tuning is used to

/sys: Pseudo file system, the system is not empty after boot, the property mapping file associated with the hardware device. System tuning is used to

/tmp:/var/tmp temporary files for one months are usually cleared automatically. Everyone can create each person and only delete their own files

/var: changeable files, such as logs, mails, caches.

/bin: Executable file, user command.

/sbin: Manage Commands.

/usr: read-only file shared globally, read-only

/usr/bin

/usr/sbin

/usr/lib

Third-party software

/usr/local:

/usr/local/bin

/usr/local/sbin

/usr/local/lib

/USR/LOCAL/SRC: Store third-party installers.

Linux system file names are strictly case sensitive.

Centos (Linux) root file system