A Filesystem's Guide
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The first difference to the standard Linux filesystem is the lack of /root directory. This directory is located under '''/home/root/'''. | The first difference to the standard Linux filesystem is the lack of /root directory. This directory is located under '''/home/root/'''. | ||
| − | Under /home/root/.evolution/ one can find the config and data files for contacts, calender, memos and tasks created on the FreeRunner. | + | Under '''/home/root/.evolution/''' one can find the config and data files for contacts, calender, memos and tasks created on the FreeRunner. |
| − | The file /home/root/.ash_history | + | The file '''/home/root/.ash_history''' is a history of commands for the standard shell (ash). If you use bash, it will create the file '''/home/root/.bash_history'''. |
The inserted micro SD card is mounted under '''/media/card'''. | The inserted micro SD card is mounted under '''/media/card'''. | ||
Revision as of 14:09, 16 September 2008
Note : The following is far from being complete
The Om 2008.8 filesystem
The root filesystem consists the following directories:
- bin
- dev
- home
- media
- proc
- sys
- usr
- boot
- etc
- lib
- mnt
- sbin
- tmp
- var
The first difference to the standard Linux filesystem is the lack of /root directory. This directory is located under /home/root/.
Under /home/root/.evolution/ one can find the config and data files for contacts, calender, memos and tasks created on the FreeRunner.
The file /home/root/.ash_history is a history of commands for the standard shell (ash). If you use bash, it will create the file /home/root/.bash_history.
The inserted micro SD card is mounted under /media/card.
External links
- Home of the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
- Fortune Cookies through the /proc Filesystem
- The Dotted Standard Filename Hierarchy, yet another very different hierarchy (used in cLIeNUX)
- Filesystem Hierarchy Standard 2.3 (January 29, 2004)
