Block 3 Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

/bin/

A

Binary files, actual executables

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2
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/boot/

A

Static boot files

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3
Q

/dev/

A

Connections to hardware devices

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4
Q

/etc/

A

Configuration files

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5
Q

/home/

A

Home directories

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6
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/lib*/

A

Shared libraries, all symlinks to /usr/lib*. Like dll in windows.

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7
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/media/

A

Removable media like flash, cd roms

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8
Q

/mnt/

A

Place to temporarily mount a file system

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9
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/opt/

A

3rd party add on software

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10
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/proc/

A

Virtual Process info is stored here. Way for kernel to expose system and process info to users.

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11
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/sbin/

A

Superuser system binaries. Used for things like system boot, repair. Recovery, and administration.

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12
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/swapfile/

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Special file on storage drive that acts like virtual memory when RAM is full. Swaps inactive memory pages from RAM to disk.

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13
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/tmp/

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Temporary files, anybody has access

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14
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/usr/

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Unix system resources, read only user data and app files that are non essential for booting but are used during normal operation. Ex, ls, cp, useradd,

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15
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/var/

A

Logs

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16
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Symlink

A

Start with an l, like a windows shortcut