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Chapter | Exercises | Solutions | |
Part 1: Overview | |||
1. Introduction | |||
2. Operating-System Structures | |||
Part 2: Process Management | |||
3. Processes | |||
4. Threads | |||
5. CPU Scheduling | |||
6. Process Synchronization | |||
7. Deadlocks | |||
Part 3: Memory Management | |||
8. Memory Management | |||
9. Virtual Memory | |||
Part 4: Storage Management | |||
10. File-System Interface | |||
11. File-System Implementation | |||
12. Mass-Storage Structure | |||
13. I/O Systems | |||
Part 5: Protection and Security | |||
14. Protection | |||
15. Security | |||
Part 6: Distributed Systems | |||
16. Distributed System Structures | |||
17. Distributed File Systems | |||
18. Distributed Coordination | |||
Part 7: Special-Purpose Systems | |||
19. Real-Time Systems | |||
20. Multimedia System | |||
Part 8: Case Studies | |||
21. The Linux System | |||
22. Windows XP | |||
23.Historical Perspective |