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Operating Systems Prompts

Prompts related to troubleshooting, commands, and managing various operating systems (Linux, Windows, macOS).

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Kernel & System Calls:- System Call Parameter Passing

List and describe 3 different methods used to pass parameters from a user program to the OS kernel during a system call (e.g., registers, stack).

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Scheduling & Performance:- Windows Scheduling

Describe the two main priority classes (real-time and variable) used in the Windows scheduler. Explain how the concept of quantum expiration affects the priority of threads.

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Deadlocks & Synch:- Conditional Variables

Describe the purpose of a Conditional Variable in concurrency. Explain how it differs from a semaphore and why it is typically used alongside a mutex.

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Deadlocks & Synch:- Deadlock Avoidance

Explain the difference between Deadlock Prevention and Deadlock Avoidance. Which category does the Banker's Algorithm fall into and why?

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File Systems:- Disk Scheduling (SSTF)

Given the following disk requests (98, 183, 37, 122, 14, 124, 65, 67) and the head starting at 53, calculate the total head movement using the Shortest-Seek-Time-First (SSTF) algorithm.

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File Systems:- Hard Links vs. Soft Links

Compare and contrast Hard Links and Soft Links (Symbolic Links) in Unix file systems. Explain the technical difference in how each reference is stored (e.g., inode vs. path).

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Memory Management:- Swapping

Define Swapping and distinguish it from Paging. Describe a scenario where an OS would decide to perform a full process swap-out instead of just paging.

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Memory Management:- Buddy System Allocation

Explain the core mechanism of the Buddy System for memory allocation. Describe how it handles a memory request that is smaller than the smallest available power-of-2 block.

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