Introducing the Solaris OE Directory Hirerarchy

- /bin Symbolic link to /usr/bin contains binary files of standard system commands
- /kernel Platform independent lodable kernel modules
- /platform Platform dependable lodable kernel modules
- /sbin Single user bin directory contains essential executables
- /usr Contains programs, scripts and libraries that are used by all system users
- Unix System Resources
- /var Directory of varying files, includes temporary, logging, or status files

- /dev/cua Dial out device files for UUCP & PPP
- /dev/dsk Block disk devices /dev/rdsk Raw disk devices
- /dev/pts Psuedo terminal devices /dev/md Metadisk devices
- /dev/term Serial devices /dev/sound Audio device files
- /dev/rmt Raw magnetic tape devices

- /etc/cron.d Config info for cron utility /etc/default Default info for various prog.
- /etc/inet Config files - network services /etc/init.d Scripts to stop & start services
- /etc/lp Config info for printer /etc/nfs Config info for NFS server logging
- /etc/rc#.d Scripts for various run levels /etc/skel Default shell initialization files

- /usr/bin Standard system command /usr/sbin System administration commands
- /usr/kernel Platform independent lodable kernel module