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<td>root of file system</td> | |||
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<td>symbolic link to /usr/bin & location for binary files of standard system commands</td> | |||
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<td>/dev</td> | |||
<td>primary directory for logical device names & contents of directory are symbolic links to device files in /devices directory</td> | |||
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<td>/etc</td> | |||
<td>directory holds host-specific config files & databases for system administration</td> | |||
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Revision as of 14:04, 12 July 2011
My Solaris 10 System Administration Part I notes.
Credits
My main source of information came from Oracle System Administration of Solaris 10 Part I from Oracle University (excellent training) & Solaris 10 man pages.
Solaris 10 OS Directory Hierarchy
File systems
Unix File System (UFS) is the default file system
Directory starts with root directory (/)
Solaris 10 OS includes alternate file system called zettabyte file system (ZFS)
Logically all directories fall below root directory (/)
Physically directories can be located on one or spread over multiple file systems
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Refer to filesystem man page for more information on file system organization.
$ man -s 5 filesystem
Important directories
| Directory | Notes |
| / | root of file system |
| /bin | symbolic link to /usr/bin & location for binary files of standard system commands |
| /dev | primary directory for logical device names & contents of directory are symbolic links to device files in /devices directory |
| /etc | directory holds host-specific config files & databases for system administration |