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>Chapter 3. Overview of the Directory Tree</H1
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>This chapter describes the important parts of a standard Linux
directory tree, based on the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
. It
outlines the normal way of breaking the directory tree into separate
filesystems with different purposes and gives the motivation behind
this particular split. Not all Linux distributions follow this
standard slavishly, but it is generic enough to give you an
overview.</P
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