in a time-sharing operating system, when the time slot given to a process is completed,the process goes from the Running state to the: a) BLOCKED state b) Ready state c) SUSPENDED state d) Terminated state

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Explain about busy waiting?

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what is active directory

6 Answers   Sysnet, TCS,

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What is LOM and how do you access it?

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Let us suppose one application needs 2GB RAM to run and dependent plugins will be load while running application. Here My doubt is how many processes will create for this application. I know the concept of virtual memory, which will provide RAM on demand. My straight forward question is what is the size of the process and is it single process will create by operating system to complete the task of my application.??? Thanks in Advance.

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what basically a system call is?

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Explain about dynamic memory allocation algorithm?

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directories can be implemented either special files that can only be accused in limited ways or can be implemented as ordinary data files. what are advantages and disadvantages of this approach?

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What is Awk and Sed?

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Explain the process control block of UNIX ?

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Write short note on Dynamic memory allocation algorithm.

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Explain how is the process address space handled during process migration?

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