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When talking about the operating system the main aspect that came into mind is processing power and RAM on the system so you can get the most out of your system. To better understand how all of this works is to take a look at how memory management in operating
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File System in Operating System Files are managed by the operating system. The part of the Operating System that deals with the files are called File System. File System describes how files are named, accessed, used, protected and implemented in the Operating System. A file is a collection of related
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Introduction to Deadlock in Operating System A set of processes is deadlocked if each process in the set is waiting for an event that only another process in the set can cause. If process A is waiting for a resource that process B has, and process B is waiting for
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CPU Scheduling in Operating System Concepts In Multiprogramming we run many processes at the same time in order to improve CPU utilization. In uni-programming CPU sits idles when a running process needs I/O operation, but in multiprogramming when one process needs I/O operation, then the operating system gives
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Race Conditions In some operating systems, multiple processes use shared resources (Memory, storage or printer, etc) for reading and writing. The race condition is a situation where two or more processes are reading or writing some shared data and the final result depends on who runs exactly when. It is
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Process and Communication A process is a program in execution. A process needs CPU time, Memory, Files, and I/O devices, etc and these resources are allocated to it either when it is created or when it is executing. A process is not the same as a program. A process
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Hello friends as we have talked about what an Operating System is and how it works in our previous article if you haven't read it you can read it over here: Introduction to Operating System. That will give you a pretty good idea about Operating systems, but in
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Without its Software, a computer basically is useless. With its software, a computer can store, process and retrieve information, etc and can be engaged in many other valuable activities. Computer Software can be roughly divided into two kinds 1. System Software 2. Application Software Application Software: They are designed for