Answer Posted / ajit1983

The system used by MS-DOS to organize and manage files. The FAT (file allocation table) is a data structure that MS-DOS creates on the disk when the disk is formatted. When MS-DOS stores a file on a formatted disk, the operating system places information about the stored file in the FAT so that MS-DOS can retrieve the file later when requested. The FAT is the only file system MS-DOS can use; OS/2, Windows NT, and Windows 9x operating systems can use the FAT file system in addition to their own file systems (HPFS, NTFS, and VFAT, respectively).

absolute path gives the location a file or directory in reference to a rile directory while relative path is a path given file starting from another file. explain?

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

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Define dynamic memory allocation algorithm?

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If you tries to mount a share ( home directory )in a client machine, and it fails how do u approach?

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Explain about dynamic memory allocation algorithm?

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Explain the ways to infect the system by virus?

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What is direct mount and indirect monut?

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What is the difference among deadlock avoidance, detection and prevention?

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Tell me why register are stored the only binary data?

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Explain the reasons for implementing process migration? How is the process address space handled during process migration?

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

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Explain the difference between ntfs & fat file systems?

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

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

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