Linux File System
Linux speaking files are stored in a single directory structure (virtual directory), and the virtual directory contains the file paths of all the storage devices installed on the PC.
The more complex part of the Linux virtual directory is how it coordinates the management of each storage device. The first hard drive installed on a Linux PC is the root drive, creating some special directories on the root drive that we call mount points. Mount points are directories in the virtual directory that are used to allocate additional storage devices.
Virtual directories cause files and directories to appear in these mount point directories, but in fact they are stored in a different drive.
ADB command
The relative file path does not begin with a forward slash (/) that represents the root directory.
The Linux shell command multiple single broken polylines can be combined into a string followed by a single broken polyline.
ls command
Common parameter-sail
(A: List all files I: List index nodes for each file L: Generate a long list s: Lists the block size of the file)
The LS command supports filters (simple text-matched strings, question marks representing one character, asterisks representing 0 or more characters)
Touch
Create an empty file
can also be used to change the access time and modification time of an existing file
(You can change the access time or the modified time only, you can specify the time to change)
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