Answer / hemant chand dungriyal

Ans. When we start to develop a operating system kernal size
is so small but when we start more development in kernal than we add more file or modual in kernal.So our kernal
size is increasing day by day after some time our kernal
size is so big as known as MONOLITHIC KERNAL(in which we
face slow speed problem).
Then developer think and it reduce the kernal size as known
as MICROKERNAL(in which we store some important or necessary
files(without these file computer not run)).

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