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    FPT University: Lab 3 For Operating Systems

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    This document provides instructions for Lab 3 of an Operating Systems course. It covers using commands to view and manage processes, system commands like vmstat and uptime, and using the vi text editor. Students are asked to submit a word file describing their use of commands like pstree, pkill, and uptime, including examples. They must also capture screenshots of using pgrep to view processes, the system task manager, and package installer. All screenshots must include details of the student's account and operating system.

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    FPT University: Lab 3 For Operating Systems

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    This document provides instructions for Lab 3 of an Operating Systems course. It covers using commands to view and manage processes, system commands like vmstat and uptime, and using the vi text editor. Students are asked to submit a word file describing their use of commands like pstree, pkill, and uptime, including examples. They must also capture screenshots of using pgrep to view processes, the system task manager, and package installer. All screenshots must include details of the student's account and operating system.

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    This document provides instructions for Lab 3 of an Operating Systems course. It covers using commands to view and manage processes, system commands like vmstat and uptime, and using the vi text editor. Students are asked to submit a word file describing their use of commands like pstree, pkill, and uptime, including examples. They must also capture screenshots of using pgrep to view processes, the system task manager, and package installer. All screenshots must include details of the student's account and operating system.

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    FPT University: Lab 3 For Operating Systems

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    FPT University Lab 3 – Operating System

    FPT UNIVERSITY
    Lab 3 for Operating Systems

    Learning outcome
    Upon successful completion of this lab, you will be able
     How to use some commands that concert process and access the system attributes
     To use the word processor application (vi)

    Process Management

     View the running process on the system uses the ps (process status) command
    o Syntax: ps [-option]
    o result
    PID TTY TIME CMD
    2412 tty1 00:00:00 bash
    2433 tty2 00:00:00 ps
    o option:
     -a: view all
     -ax: view all process, even though the process is not concern with tty
     -axl: view all process with the full command
     Stop a process
    o Requirement: the PID must be known
    o Syntax: kill -9 PID
    o Notes: if it is careless, the system is hang

    Some System command


     vmstat (view status of virtual memory)
     pstree –np
     pgrep <option> <parameter>: list process following name, properties …
     pkill
     uptime
     free

    Editor program: vi
     Syntax: vi <file_name>
     Manipulation
    o Press key i: insert or type the content (in the left)
    o Press key a: insert or type the content (in the right)
    o ESC key: exit to command mode
    o The key arrow is used to move in the content
    Instructor: Kieu Trong Khanh, M.Eng Page 1 of 2
    FPT University Lab 3 – Operating System
    o Key x: delete a character
    o Key dd: delete a row
    o Command
     :w: write file
     :q: exit vi
     :wq: write file and exit vi
     :e!: delete all the content that typing after writing file
    o Some other key function
     Ctrl G: show the current line
     G: end of file
     1G: begin of file
     nG: goto n line

    Submission
    Upload the word file to cms describes some questions as
     Present the content of manipulating of some command (including syntax, what
    does it for?, capture two of examples for each command) as
    o pstree –np
    o pkill
    o uptime
    o free
     Capture the terminal screen using the “pgrep –u root” command. Explain the
    result of the capture
     How to open same “Task Manager” as Windows in Linux that shows the
    processes tab? Capture that windows (using both command and GUI on
    taskbar).
     How to open same “Add/Remove Program” as Windows in Linux that allows to
    update or remove the package software to OS? Capture that window.
    Requirement
    All the capture must be combination with full the windows including your accounts on
    the windows and the Linux OS (if it is not, you will be taken 0 mark). Should be use
    the capture in windows with jpg format to reduce the file size with your submitting

    END

    Instructor: Kieu Trong Khanh, M.Eng Page 2 of 2

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