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HIER (7) <strong>NetBSD</strong> <strong>Miscellaneous</strong> <strong>Information</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> HIER (7)<br />
/home/<br />
/lib/<br />
/libexec/<br />
/mnt/<br />
/netbsd<br />
/rescue/<br />
/root/<br />
/sbin/<br />
/stand/<br />
/tmp/<br />
/usr/<br />
sliphome/<br />
spwd.db<br />
syslog.conf<br />
termcap<br />
ttys<br />
uucp/<br />
weekly<br />
weekly.conf<br />
SLIP login/logout scripts; see sliplogin(8)<br />
database form of master.passwd file; see pwd_mkdb(8)<br />
syslogd(8) configuration file; see syslog.conf(5)<br />
terminal type database; see termcap(3)<br />
terminal initialization information; see ttys(5)<br />
UUCP configuration files; see uucp(1) and uucico(8).<br />
script run each week by cron(8)<br />
configuration file for weekly; see weekly.conf(5)<br />
mount point for the automounter; see amd(8)<br />
dynamic linked libraries used by dynamic linked programs (such as those in /bin/ and<br />
/sbin/) that cannot rely upon /usr/lib/ being available.<br />
system utilities (such as the dynamic linker) required by programs and libraries that cannot<br />
rely upon /usr/libexec/ being available.<br />
empty directory commonly used by system administrators as a temporary mount point<br />
pure kernel executable (the operating system loaded into memory at boot time).<br />
statically linked rescue tools, for use in system recovery<br />
home directory for the super-user<br />
.cshrc<br />
.login<br />
.profile<br />
.rhosts<br />
super-user start-up file<br />
super-user start-up file<br />
super-user start-up file<br />
super-user id mapping between machines<br />
system programs and administration utilities used in both single-user and multi-user environments<br />
programs used in a standalone environment<br />
temporary files, usually a mfs(8) memory-based filesystem (the contents of /tmp are usually<br />
not preserved across a system reboot)<br />
contains the majority of the system utilities and files<br />
X11R6/<br />
bin/<br />
games/<br />
include/<br />
X11 files<br />
bin/<br />
include/<br />
lib/<br />
X11 binaries<br />
X11 include files<br />
X11 libraries<br />
common utilities, programming tools, and applications<br />
the important stuff<br />
standard C include files<br />
arpa/<br />
atf/<br />
g++/<br />
machine/<br />
net/<br />
netatalk/<br />
include files for Internet service protocols<br />
include files for the Automated Testing Framework; see atf(1)<br />
include files for the C++ compiler<br />
machine specific include files<br />
Cinclude files for AppleTalk protocols miscellaneous network<br />
include files; see atalk(4)<br />
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