The "bin" distribution is called "base" on 5.X.

While I'm here, note that details of a distribution may vary from
what's shown here.
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<sect1 id="layout">
<title>Distribution Format</title>
<para>A typical &os; distribution directory looks something like this:</para>
<para>A typical &os; distribution directory looks something like
this (exact details may vary depending on version, architecture,
and other factors):</para>
<screen>ERRATA.HTM README.TXT compat1x dict kernel
ERRATA.TXT RELNOTES.HTM compat20 doc manpages
HARDWARE.HTM RELNOTES.TXT compat21 docbook.css packages
HARDWARE.TXT bin compat22 filename.txt ports
HARDWARE.TXT base compat22 filename.txt ports
INSTALL.HTM boot compat3x floppies proflibs
INSTALL.TXT catpages compat4x games src
README.HTM cdrom.inf crypto info tools</screen>
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HTML documentation.
</listitem>
<listitem>
<para>The <filename>bin</filename>,
<para>The <filename>base</filename>,
<filename>catpages</filename>,
<filename>crypto</filename>,
<filename>dict</filename>,
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<emphasis>unpacked</emphasis> distribution files and can be later
used with the &man.mtree.8; program to verify the installation
permissions and checksums against any possible modifications to the
file. When used with the <filename>bin</filename> distribution,
file. When used with the <filename>base</filename> distribution,
this can be an excellent way of detecting trojan horse attacks on
your system.</para>