OPERATING SYSTEM:COMPUTER SCIENCE

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OPERATING SYSTEM:COMPUTER SCIENCE by Mind Map: OPERATING SYSTEM:COMPUTER SCIENCE

1. special privileges on the harware and let them run and manage others programns

2. provided a software abstraction through API (device drivers

3. Terminal: a keyboard and screen that connects to a big computer but doesn't contain any processing power itself

4. by 1970s

5. OS will developed that offers time sharing

5.1. each individual user was only allowed to utilize a small fraction of the computer's processor, memory and so on...

5.2. multics major OS designed to be secure from the outset

5.2.1. release in 1969:

5.2.2. Problems

5.2.3. using around 1 megabit of memory to access a file

5.3. multiplexed information

5.4. computing service

5.5. .acceptable tradeoff, as users could just turn their own computers off and on again.

5.5.1. programs could and regularly crash the system

6. Microsoft Disk OS (Ms-DOS)

6.1. acceptable tradeoff, as users could just turn their own computers off and on again.

7. Computer run modern OS

7.1. have all multitasking, virtual memory and virtual memory

7.1.1. Mac OS

7.1.2. Windows 10

7.1.3. LINUX

7.1.4. IOS

7.1.5. Android

7.2. can run many program at once

8. OS and CPU handle the virtual to physical remapping automatically

9. supercomputer:ATLAS

9.1. virtual and protected memory

9.2. OS loaded programs automatically

9.3. can run several programs at the same time in single CPU

9.3.1. multitasking

9.3.1.1. having many programs running simultaneously on a single computer

9.3.1.2. need memory

9.3.1.3. solution: allocate each programs using its own block memory

9.3.1.3.1. more memory : get confusing for programmers to track of long list

10. computers could be given batches when the computerr was done with one

11. computers could be given batches when the computer was done with one, it would automatically a near instantly start the next. There was no downtime while somes one scrurried around an office to find next program to run.

11.1. Batch processing

12. virtual memory

12.1. assume always starts at 0

12.2. keeping things simple and consistent

12.3. however

12.4. the actual physical location in computer system is hidden in abstracted by operating system (OS)

13. OS virtualize memory location with virtual memory

14. implemented as intermediaries between software programs and hardware peripherals

15. allows program to have flexible memory size (dynamic memory allocation)

16. isolated from one another

16.1. if buggy program goes awry it can only trace its own memory not of other programs

16.2. memory protection

16.2.1. useful in protecting agints malicious software example: viruses

17. late 1950s, University of Manchester started worked on supercomputer

18. Dennis Richie & Ken Thompson

19. UNIX

19.1. wide array of useful tools that come bundle with but not part of the kernel, example: (programs and libraries)

19.2. core functionally of the OS

19.2.1. Kernel

19.2.1.1. memory management

19.2.1.2. multitasking

19.2.1.3. dealing with I/O process

19.3. Panic: when Kernel crashes has no resources to recover and so calls a function called panic.

19.3.1. UNIX could be run on cheaper and more diverse hardware

20. windows

20.1. lacked strong memory protection

20.1.1. when program misbehaved, user could getblue screen of death (program crashed badly)

20.2. newer version of windows have better protection and usually dont crash that often