"Linux learning three" Linux system directory Architecture

Mainly include:

Bin: The executable file is saved, the binary is the command
Boot: Boot directory, operating system startup load, including version kernel file, Greb boot program ...
Dev: Hardware device files, such as hard disk, network card, sound card, terminal, video card, each of which will be abstracted as a file
ETC: Most of the configuration files related to all operating systems, plain text,. com end mostly
Home: Home file, save user's own files
Root:root User's Home file
Lib:linux program run related library file, equivalent to. dll file
Media: Mount Related, U-disk
MNT: Also mount related, similar to media (not necessarily)
OPT: Generally used to install large software (everyone is so agreed, but not mandatory)
Proc: In-memory virtual file, save the system real-time information, not from the boot will be updated; Each digital folder contains a process run by a program, common CPU information, battery information, etc. "Cat: View the contents of a file"
Sbin (Super Binary): Contains dangerous information such as disk partitioning and formatting
SYS: System's underlying hardware information
Temp: Temp directory, the system will automatically delete
USR: Saving general application software
var: keep some frequently changing information, such as log, System log

Bin: The executable file is saved, the binary is the command

Boot: Boot directory, operating system startup load, including version kernel file, Greb boot program ...

Dev: Hardware device files, such as hard disk, network card, sound card, terminal, video card, each of which will be abstracted as a file

ETC: Most of the configuration files related to all operating systems, plain text,. com end mostly

Home: Home file, save user's own files

Root:root User's Home file

Lib:linux program run related library file, equivalent to. dll file

Media: Mount Related, U-disk

MNT: Also mount related, similar to media (not necessarily)

OPT: Generally used to install large software (everyone is so agreed, but not mandatory)

Proc: In-memory virtual file, save the system real-time information, not from the boot will be updated; Each digital folder contains a process run by a program, common CPU information, battery information, etc. "Cat: View the contents of a file"

Sbin (Super Binary): Contains dangerous information such as disk partitioning and formatting
SYS: System's underlying hardware information
Temp: Temp directory, the system will automatically delete
USR: Saving general application software
var: keep some frequently changing information, such as log, System log

"Linux learning three" Linux system directory Architecture