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    The file system hierarchy in Linux/Unix systems begins with the root directory at the top level. Below the root directory are common directories like boot, home, bin, sbin, usr, var, etc that contain essential system files and programs. The root directory also contains the /root directory which is the home directory for the root administrator user.

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    The file system hierarchy in Linux/Unix systems begins with the root directory at the top level. Below the root directory are common directories like boot, home, bin, sbin, usr, var, etc that contain essential system files and programs. The root directory also contains the /root directory which is the home directory for the root administrator user.

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    The file system hierarchy in Linux/Unix systems begins with the root directory at the top level. Below the root directory are common directories like boot, home, bin, sbin, usr, var, etc that contain essential system files and programs. The root directory also contains the /root directory which is the home directory for the root administrator user.

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    File System Hierarchy

    /
    /

    root
    root boot
    boot bin
    bin var
    var etc
    etc tmp
    tmp media
    media

    home
    home sbin
    sbin usr
    usr dev
    dev proc
    proc opt
    opt lib
    lib

    / /root

    • This Directory is called as ‘root’ Directory. • This is the default home directory of administrator
    • It is the top of the file system structure. (i.e., root).
    • All other Directories are mounted under it.

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