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Demystifying the /dev Directory in Linux

Linux /dev Directory and Device Files Explained The /dev directory is a special directory in Linux that contains device files representing the various hardware components connected to the system. In this Linux tutorial video, I explain what the /dev directory is, the types of device files it contains, and how the udev daemon dynamically manages these device files and interfaces with the Linux kernel. Topics covered include: Overview of the /dev directory and Linux device files How udev monitors and manages devices as they are added/removed How udev interacts with the Linux kernel and device drivers Advantages of udev and the /dev directory over the old static /dev How to view info about devices and drivers with udevadm This video serves as a good introduction to Linux device management and how the udev daemon helps the Linux kernel to handle devices and drivers. Ideal for the beginners to understand the /dev directory. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): website uppbeat.io License code: J3ZHZTLIXCXQ97GY