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OPERATING SYSTEM 1
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1.Explain the two main functions that an Operating System performs.
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2.Explain the three classes or types of users of a computer system.
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3.List and describe five errors that virtual I/O registers handle.
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4.Distinguish between batch operating system and interactive operating system.
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5.List and briefly explain the seven components that a file system manager must have (or the seven objectives/functions of a file system manager).
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6.List and explain four types of information that are usually kept in a directory.
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7.What is meant by a system call in an operating system?
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8.Describe the two forms of interface that operating systems provide to users of computer systems.
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9.Distinguish between frame, page and segment in operating systems
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10.Explain the three main tasks that memory management performs
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11.Briefly explain the two important issues that are involved during the performance of memory management’s 3 main tasks you explained in (10) above.
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12.What are the duties of a paging mechanism in operating systems?
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13.As the execution of processes is normally performed alternately, a process can be in one of four states. List and briefly explain (in a sentence or two) any of the four process states that you know.
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14.In your opinion, what are some of the reasons why a process may be terminated from the system?
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15.Differentiate between preemptive and non-preemptive scheduling
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16.Explain two main functions that a file system manager performs in an operating system
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