ALLInterview.com :: Home Page Forum9.Com
 Advertise your Business Here     
Browse  |   Placement Papers  |   Company  |   Code Snippets  |   Certifications  |   Visa Questions
Post Question  |   Post Answer  |   My Panel  |   Search  |   Articles  |   Topics  |   ERRORS new
   Refer this Site  Refer This Site to Your Friends  Site Map  Bookmark this Site  Set it as your HomePage   interview questions urls   External Links  Contact Us     Login  |  Sign Up                      
info       Did you received any Funny E-Mails from your Friends and like to share with rest of our friends? Yeah!! you can post that stuff   HERE
Google
 
Categories >> Software >> Operating-Systems >> Operating-Systems-General-Concepts
 
 


 

Back to Questions Page
 
Question
I was able to change my MAC-ID(Physical Address)?
I would like to know will that MAC-ID i created is not 
default, how could i make the ID default?
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Pavan
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
very first thing MAC iD annot be changed!!it is physicaaly
assigned by the Company!!!and every mac id is unique...
but to see ur existing mac id we use "ifconfig" in UNIX
 
0
Manish Dev
 
 
Question
main()
{
charstr1="prakash";
charstr2="raju";
Str1=str2;
printf("\n%d",str1);
}
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Guest
This Interview Question Asked @   IBM
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
Error
An array of string cannot be directly assigned to other;
soln: char *str1="prakash"
      char *str2="raju"
      str1=str2;
 
0
Kk
 
 
Question
when a process is created using fork(). what is shared 
between parent process and child process.
1.Heap 2. stack 3. shared memory segments 4. I/O handles
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Minakshi
This Interview Question Asked @   nvidia
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
(3)shared memory segments
reason:-When a fork() system call is issued, a copy of all
the pages corresponding to the parent process is created,
loaded into a separate memory location by the OS for the
child process.
 
0
Sushil Kumar
 
 
 
Question
An Infosys Question :   I + Opposite of,  W + Initial of, 
Ice + twice of the letter b4T + 3/4 of X + 15th letter + 
1/2 of 0.  Please find the answer & mail me
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Themanjuu
This Interview Question Asked @   Infosys , Infosys, Infosys
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
I Miss You
 
0
Srikanth
 
 
Answer
I miss you
 
0
Vidhun
[WIL, TIWAC]
 
 
Answer
I MISS YOU
 
0
Dhavala Satyam
[WIL, TIWAC]
 
 
Answer
I miss you
 
0
Yasser
[WIL, TIWAC]
 
 
Answer
I MISS YOU
 
0
Yughandhar
[WIL, TIWAC]
 
 
Answer
I MISS UOU
 
0
Praveer
[WIL, TIWAC]
 
 
Answer
I miss you
 
0
Yasser
[WIL, TIWAC]
 
 
Answer
i miss you
 
0
Ramya
[WIL, TIWAC]
 
 
Answer
I Miss ROG
 
0
Ripz
[WIL, TIWAC]
 
 
Question
hello, I want a chart which compare all scheduling algorithm
performance. I want to know even they act  better for I/O
bound process or CPU bound process. please guide me how can
I recognize the difference of scheduling algorithm?  
please send me the answer to  : moradisomayeh@gmail.com
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Somayeh
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
One can not compare the performence for a sheduling 
algorithm. as they depends on the use or the requirements 
of the system.
for example for one case the FCFC algo can be better and 
for the other case the SJF can be benificial.
 
0
Anshul Bhatnagar
 
 
Answer
We can compare the scheduling algorithm by using the 
following methods.
1. throughput
2. turn aroung time
3. waiting time
4. response time
you can find the detail note from site
http://codex.cs.yale.edu/avi/os-book/os7/slide-dir/
 
4
Dave
 
 
Question
what is the difference btn collision domain and broad cast 
domain?
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Abhiram
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
visit 
http://www.geekinterview.com/question_details/24724
 
0
Dharmesh Pitroda
 
 
Answer
A collision domain is a logical area in a computer network 
where data packets can "collide" with one another, in 
particular in the Ethernet networking protocol. The more 
collisions in a network the less efficient it is. 


A broadcast domain is a logical area in a computer network 
where any computer connected to the computer network can 
directly transmit to any other in the domain without having 
to go through a routing device.
 
0
Vinu Natarajan
 
 
Question
Can we execute any simple program without installing any 
Operating system?
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Abhiram
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
Yes you are right. Using machine language we can run program
without OS.
 
0
Dharmesh Pitroda
 
 
Answer
yes, we can
 
0
Guest
 
 
Answer
yes, if we provide memory management,cpu management and i/o
management in machine language(or implemented @ hardware
level), we can execute any program without os
 
0
Balaji Yalamarthi
 
 
Answer
no, we can't exucute any program w/o os.bcoz it controls 
all the operations of the computer
 
0
Vidhun
 
 
Answer
yes we can, bcz in the early systems that were without 
operating systems, we were in a position to execute the 
user porgrams (before 1956 when first os was developed)
 
0
Azhar Yousf Mir
 
 
Answer
ya,through processor only we can. 
If we know the clear definition of the Os then its become
simple.
 
0
Lakshmi Sreekanth
 
 
Question
What level of security does Windows NT meets?
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Guest
This Interview Question Asked @   TCS
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
C2 level security.
 
0
Guest
 
 
Question
What are DDks? Name an operating system that includes this 
feature.
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Guest
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
DDks are device driver kits, which are equivalent to SDKs 
for writing device drivers. Windows NT includes DDks.
 
0
Guest
 
 
Answer
DISKCOPY
 
0
Mahendra Kathe
 
 
Question
What are the sub-components of I/O manager in Windows NT?
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Guest
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
Network redirector or  Server,Cache manager,File systems ,
Network driver,Device driver.
 
0
Guest
 
 
Question
What is Executive in Windows NT?
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Guest
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
In Windows NT, executive refers to the operating system 
code that runs in kernel mode.
 
0
Guest
 
 
Question
What are rings in Windows NT?
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Guest
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
Windows NT uses protection mechanism called rings provides 
by the process to implement separation between the user 
mode and kernel mode.

 
0
Guest
 
 
Question
What are the possible threads a thread can have?
Rank Answer Posted By  
 Question Submitted By :: Guest
I also faced this Question!!   © ALL Interview .com
Answer
Ready,Standby,Running ,Waiting,Transition ,Terminated.
 
0
Guest
 
 
 
Back to Questions Page
 
 
 
 
 
   
Copyright Policy  |  Terms of Service  |  Help  |  Site Map 1  |  Articles  |  Site Map  |   Site Map  |  Contact Us
   
Copyright © 2007  ALLInterview.com.  All Rights Reserved.

ALLInterview.com   ::  Forum9.com   ::  KalAajKal.com