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* [[/private/var/wireless|wireless]] (on iOS 4.0 and above) |
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Revision as of 02:27, 9 November 2010
Overview
/private/var is the mount point for /dev/disk0s2, which is the iPhone's user/data partition. It is the larger of the two partitions, and stores all App Store applications, iTunes media, settings, photos, etc. Pre-1.1.3, all of this data was stored in /private/var/root. However, for security reasons, in 1.1.3 Apple made most applications run under the user mobile, and moved all of the data to /private/var/mobile.
Parents
Children
- backups (not used in iOS)
- cache (not officially used in iOS)
- db
- empty
- folders (not used in iOS)
- Keychains
- Keybags (on iOS 4.0 and above)
- lib
- local
- lock
- log
- logs
- Managed Preferences
- mobile (Home folder for user mobile)
- MobileDevice
- msgs
- preferences
- root (Home folder for user root)
- run
- spool (not used in iOS)
- stash (not officially used in iOS, created by Cydia's root partition freeing code)
- tmp
- vm (not officially used in iOS because it doesn't support swap files or hibernation)
- wireless (on iOS 4.0 and above)
- www (Created after installin phppod)
