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'''Course''': Complete Linux Training '''Topic''': System Access and File System '''Sub'''-'''topic''': File Structure and Its Description '''Time''': 15 Minutes '''Date''': 2023-12- | '''Course''': Complete Linux Training '''Topic''': System Access and File System '''Sub'''-'''topic''': File Structure and Its Description '''Time''': 15 Minutes '''Date''': 2023-12-12 | ||
== Specific Objectives[edit | edit source] == | == Specific Objectives[edit | edit source] == | ||
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* There filesystem structure of Linux are as follows | * There filesystem structure of Linux are as follows | ||
# /boot :-- Contains files that is used by boot loader (grub.cfg). Whenever your system opens the first files that runs from /boot folder. | # '''/boot''' :-- Contains files that is used by boot loader (grub.cfg). Whenever your system opens the first files that runs from /boot folder. | ||
# /root :-- Root user home directory. Its not same as /. | # '''/root''' :-- Root user home directory. Its not same as /. | ||
# /dev :-- System devices (eg. disk, cdrom, speakers, flash drive, keyboard, etc). Any Peripheral devices that are attached to Linux system are created as a file as well and stored in /dev folder. | # '''/dev ''':-- System devices (eg. disk, cdrom, speakers, flash drive, keyboard, etc). Any Peripheral devices that are attached to Linux system are created as a file as well and stored in /dev folder. | ||
# /etc. :-- It contains configuration files of your Linux System. | # '''/etc. ''':-- It contains configuration files of your Linux System. | ||
# /bin :-- Contains everyday user Commands. | # '''/bin ''':-- Contains everyday user Commands. | ||
== Activity[edit | edit source] == | == Activity[edit | edit source] == | ||
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== Assessment[edit | edit source] == | == Assessment[edit | edit source] == | ||
Do Research About different Types of file system Structure of Linux. | Do Research About different Types of file system Structure of Linux. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:34, 12 March 2024
Course: Complete Linux Training Topic: System Access and File System Sub-topic: File Structure and Its Description Time: 15 Minutes Date: 2023-12-12
Specific Objectives[edit | edit source]
At the End of this Topic Student will able to;
- Describe the file Structure of Linux file system
Teaching Aids[edit | edit source][edit | edit source]
- Whiteboard
- Marker
- laptop
- Projector
Recap of Previous Class[edit | edit source]
- Ask Student about file system of Linux.
Content[edit | edit source]
- There filesystem structure of Linux are as follows
- /boot :-- Contains files that is used by boot loader (grub.cfg). Whenever your system opens the first files that runs from /boot folder.
- /root :-- Root user home directory. Its not same as /.
- /dev :-- System devices (eg. disk, cdrom, speakers, flash drive, keyboard, etc). Any Peripheral devices that are attached to Linux system are created as a file as well and stored in /dev folder.
- /etc. :-- It contains configuration files of your Linux System.
- /bin :-- Contains everyday user Commands.
Activity[edit | edit source]
- Ask Students About file System Structure in Linux.
- Navigate through the File Structure in Linux System. [1]
Assessment[edit | edit source]
Do Research About different Types of file system Structure of Linux.