September 2004
Intermediate to advanced
640 pages
12h 53m
English
book
LPIC I Exam Cram™ 2: Linux Professional Institute Certification Exams 101 and 102
by Ross Brunson
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Chapter 6. File Systems and Commands
Terms you’ll need to understand:
✓ | Attributes |
✓ | File System Heirarchy Standard |
✓ | Hidden files |
✓ | Inode |
✓ | Recursive |
✓ | Root / directory |
✓ | Special bits |
Techniques you’ll need to master:
✓ | Understanding file system structure |
✓ | Navigating a file system |
✓ | Viewing and identifying file objects |
✓ | Moving, copying, and managing file objects |
✓ | Creating, removing, and managing directory objects |
✓ | Creating boot disks |
✓ | Searching for objects |
✓ | Using hard and symbolic links |
✓ | Changing and modifying permissions and ownership |
✓ | Configuring quotas |
File System Overview
The file system’s structure starts with the root of the file system, which is denoted by the forward slash character (/). Every item on the file system is accessible by a single unique path from the ...
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