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Linux Comm Chroot

# Linux chroot Command [![Image 3: Linux Command Reference](#) Linux Command Reference](#) The Linux chroot (English full name: change root) command is used to change the root directory. The chroot command changes the root directory to the specified target directory. ### Syntax chroot [command to execute...] **Parameter Description**: * --help Online help. * --version Display version information. ### Example Change the root directory # chroot /mnt/ls //Change the root directory [![Image 4: Linux Command Reference](#) Linux Command Reference](#)
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