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Operating Systems General Concepts Interview Questions

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What are read-write locks?

1060

What are the advantage of using threads?

1161

State the advantages of segmented paging over pure segmentation?

1245

Explain booting the system and bootstrap program in operating system.

1207

Name the different types of memory?

1067

Explain thread.

1161

What do you know about interrupt?

1134

why is the context switch overhead of a user-level threading as compared to the overhead for processes? Explain.

1154

What is dlm?

1104

What are the necessary conditions for deadlock to occur?

1076

What are the various ipc mechanisms?

1092

What are the benefits and losses of placing the functionality in a device controller rather than in placing it in the kernel?

1192

What are pages?

1103

What are the activities related to the time shared user program management?

1022

How are data structures handled by ntfs?

1220

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Difference between a thread and process?

1217

What is feram?

1075

What are the four necessary and sufficient conditions behind the deadlock?

1159

How do I remove prime os from my pc?

1097

How do I uninstall remnants of uninstalled programs?

974

What is called a page fault?

1187

Explain the concept of the distributed systems?

1212

How do I clean up program files?

1155

How to find the number of SIMM Pins

1216

List advantages and disadvantages of dynamic memory allocation vs. static memory allocation.?

1223

How do I find my hidden files?

1145

What are the activities related to the time shared user program management?

1022

what is the memory wall problem?

1088

What is fcfs?

1126

How do I copy a full file path?

1128

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