In: Computer Science
true or false all of them
6. The four components managed by an OS are Main Memory, System
Bus, Processor (CPU),
and I/O Modules.
7.Every (Unix or Linux) process has its own unique PID (process ID).
8. Two different (Unix or Linux) processes can have the same PID.
9. Two different (Unix or Linux) processes can have the same PPID (parent process ID).
10. Process management code in the kernel is always executed in kernel mode.
6. True,The four components managed by an OS
are Main Memory, System Bus, Processor (CPU),
and I/O Modules. Some important functions of Operating Systems:
7. True,Every (Unix or Linux) process has its own unique PID (process ID) because operating system tracks processes through this 5 digit ID number , Process ID or PID.
8. False,Two different (Unix or Linux) processes can not have the same PID because at any point of time, Unix uses PID to track each process in the system.
9. True, Two different (Unix or Linux) processes can have the same PPID (parent process ID) as it tells which process has started the main process and a process can have many number of child processes.
10. True, Process management code in the kernel is always executed in kernel mode, as Process management involves different tasks like creation of Processes, scheduling of Processes, termination of processes, and a dead lock detection and Kernel mode is reserved for such trusted functions and low-level functions of OS, on the other hand, It can also execute any CPU instructions and can provide reference to any memory address in system successfully.