Answer Posted / naresh prasad

FAT:
1>FAT is stands for file allocation table.
2>FAT IS 2TYPES
*FAT 16
*FAT 32
3>it is created in hard disk while compleating partition
4>16&32 bit of data is to be taken from H.D.D
5>it is not useful for servers
NTFS:
1>NTFS is stands for new technology file system
2>itis more security for user
3>disk quota is available
4>it is 3 types
*NT O/S (network operating system)
*2000 O/S
*2003 O/S

some os have a tree structure file system that limits the depth of a tree and small number of levels.what limit does this have on user? how does this simplify file system design?

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Explain about busy waiting?

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when affected the system from virus , which paths will be it stored in system ?

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Explain the difference between fat & ntfs?

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If you do not have cd drive then how will you format c drive?

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Explain the process control block of UNIX ?

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Where the system time is stored? In processor or in separate timer ic for that?

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What is direct mount and indirect monut?

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

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Explain about dynamic memory allocation algorithm?

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Tell me what are the hardware problem you face regularly in your organization?

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if you are using external package for configuring send mail what is the name of the package?

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What items of information about a task might be useful in real time scheduling?

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Explain the reasons for implementing process migration?

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Tell me why register are stored the only binary data?

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