We have gone over
Operating systems quite extensively.
Alot of the review was
of the 3 different flavors, and the sub categories that were in said flavors.
We also went over the
difference between the hardware and the O/S(operating system)
The O/S "performs
the following actions- serves as a logical interface for the user and the
hardware, Manages co-ordinates and services"
Here is a quote in
regards to hardware "Hardware asks something to happen O/S makes it happen
provides logical
environment in which application software can execute on the pc"
The O/S consists of 3
different "part's"
The" Kernel is
loaded into the memory-contains the basic functions of the os which are memory
management input output, file management, communications
The kernel provides
services for communications software and the user interface.
Services that are not
included in the kerner\l are called into memory temporarily and are executed as
there needed."
The" User interface
Excerpts commands from
the user and interprets them, this facilitates communication between the os and
the user
This is the gooey in the
graphical environment and the command line interfaces, so non graphical"
And the "File System
Provides the methods used to
organize files on the storage media
Storage-Access
To store files on the media and to
provide access control and other types of file protection."
We also went into task bar options
and a few more small procedures, Moving on we were asked to choose a pc to log
and document for the class Data base of computers that we will be working on
and repairing throughout the remainder of the course.
-Mark Bartlett
This post was very informative and I learned a lot. Good job, Mark
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