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OPERATING SYSTEMS-MARCH-2009


FOURTH SEMESTER DIPLOMA EXAMINATION IN ENGINEERING/TECHNOLOGY-MARCH, 2009
OPERATING SYSTEMS
PART-A
(Maximum marks:15)
v  Answer the following questions in one or two sentences:
v  1.Define multiprocessing.
v  2.What is meant by clustered systems?
v  3.What is a thread?
v  4.Explain convoy effect.
v  5.What is fragmentation?
v  6.Define thrshing.
v  7.List any four file operations.
v  8.Define buffering.
v  9.Explain the read statement in shell programming.
v  10.Define system processes in Linux.

PART-B
(Maximum marks:60)
(Answer one full question from each unit)
Unit-1
v  Explain the evolution of Operating systems.(12)
OR
v  (a)Explain real time systems.(8)
(b)Compare multiprogramming and time sharing systems.(4)

Unit-2
v  (a)Explain various scheduling queues and schedulers with queuing diagram(8)
(b)Describe the differences among short-term,medium-term and long-term schedulers.(4)
         
OR
v  (a)Define critical section problem.(2)
          (b)What is deadlock?(2)
          (c)Explain the necessary conditions for deadlock(8)
UNIT-3
v  (a)What are the differences between logical address and physical address?.(4)
          (b)Explain the need of continuous memory allocation.(2)
          (c)Describe the following allocation algorithms:
                            (i)First fit (ii)Best fit (iii)Worst fit(6)
OR
v  Explain different page replacement algorithms with example.(12)
         
UNIT-4
v  (a)Explain various file attributes.(6)
(b)Explain the directory structure.(6)
OR
v  (a)Explain stream structure(6)
          (b)Explain I/O hardware with bus structure diagram.(6)
UNIT-5
v  (a)Explain Linux file system.(6)
          (b)With necessary example explain the following commands:
             (i)Kill  (ii)wc   (iii)chdir(6)
OR
v  (a)Describe process and Process ID.(4)
(b)Explain with example the conditional statements in shell programming.(8)
        

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