Re:Understanding the bin, sbin, usr/bin, usr/sbin split (2010)
by rahen on Wednesday May 11, 2022 @06:00AM
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The split is even stronger on NetBSD, where /usr is the base OS and /usr/pkg what's installed by the user through pkgin (binary packages) or pkgsrc (ports).
Likewise, the system configuration goes to /etc while the userland configuration goes to /usr/pkg/etc.
All it takes to factory reset a NetBSD system is an rm -Rf /usr/pkg.
Likewise, the system configuration goes to /etc while the userland configuration goes to /usr/pkg/etc.
All it takes to factory reset a NetBSD system is an rm -Rf /usr/pkg.