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CHAPTER -1
INTRODUCTION OF
OPERATING SYSTEM
Prepared by:
Subject:- OS Asst.Prof.Foram Patel
Code:-3140702 (Computer Department,ACET)
WHAT IS OPERATING SYSTEM
• OS is program that controls the execution of application programs.
• Interface between application and hardware.
• OS is software that manages the computer hardware.
• Efficiency is the one of the parameter for os.
• Memory is not free then user can not load new program into
memory.
• OS consume some resource for operation.
PURPOSE OF OS
• OS provide interface between the computer hardware and user. It
simplifies the user job like editing , coding, creation etc.
• Allocation & use of the computer resource among the programmer is
controlled by OS.
• Operating system goals:
• Execute user programs and make solving user problems easier.
• Make the computer system convenient to use.
• OS manage all resource. A portion of OS is in main mory it is called
kernel.
• Computer is a set of resources for, - data movement , storing of data ,
operation on data.
TYPES OF OS
 Batch System
 Multiprocessor system
 Distributed System
 Time Sharing System
 Clustered System
 Real Time Sharing
 Handheld System
 Network System
MULTIPROCESSOR OS
• Multiprocessor system:.
• More than one processor used.
• They share – Computer bus , system clock, I/O devices, Memory.
• It is possible for two processors to run in parallel.
• Symmetric Multiprocessing:
• Each processor runs an identical copy of the operating system and
they communicate with one another as needed.
• Asymmetric Multiprocessor:
• Each processor is assigned a specific task.
• It uses master-slave relationship.
• Example: Windows NT.
DISTRIBUTED OS & REAL
TIME OS
• Distributed OS:
• Run & control the resources of multiple machines.
• Provide Resource sharing across the boundaries of a single computer
system.
• It looks user to an ordinary operating system but runs on multiple
independent CPU.
• Real time System:
• Used to control autonomous system.
• In real time give input to the system, Process in the time limit and
result is sent back.
• Main two types – Hard real time & Soft real time
BATCH OPERATING SYSTEM
• Batch is a sequence of user jobs.
• Each job independent of other job in the batch.
• Job is sequence of commands , programs and data that are combined
into single unit.
• The users of batch operating system do not interact with the computer
directly.
NETWORK OPERATING
SYSTEM
• Runs on a server and provides server the capability to manage data,
users, groups, security, applications, and other networking functions.
• The primary purpose of the network operating system is to allow
shared file and printer access among multiple computers in a
network, typically a local area network (LAN), a private network or
to other networks.
CLUSTERED OPERATING
SYSTEM
• Clustered computers share storage and are closely linked via Local-
area network (LAN) or a faster interconnection.
• Clustered System Combine the best feature of both distributed OS
and Multi processor system.
• A Group of connected computer workingtogether called as one
unit called clustered System
HANDHELD OPERATING
SYSTEM
• Handheld OS known as Mobile Operating system such as
Smartphone, tablet, PDA, or other mobile device.
• It’s a combine features of a personal computer operating system with
other features useful for mobile or handheld use; usually including,
and most of the following considered essential in modern mobile
systems; a touch screen, cellular, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS mobile
navigation, camera, video camera, speech recognition, voice recorder,
music player, near field communication and infrared blaster.
STRUCTURE OF OPERATING
SYSTEM
• Simple structure:
• System - small, simple
• Interfaces and layers are not
well separated .
• Limited by hardware
• Two separate parts kernel and
system programs.
SYSTEM
• Layered structure:
• OS divided into number of
pieces
• Bottom layer is called layer 0
• Top most layer is called layer N
• Layer N provide user interface.
• Layer provides services to
upper and lower layer.
• First layer contains basic
hardware to implement
functions.
• If error is not found then the
system will work properly.
SYSTEM
• Monolithic kernel structure:
• Traditional UNIX
• UNIX OS uses monolithic.
• Os run as single program in
kernel mode.
• Most operation performed by
kernel via system call.
• All services execute in the
kernel address space.
• Kernel invoke function directly.
• Examples: windows 95,98,
Linux , FreeBSD.
SYSTEM
• Microkernel structure:
• Microkernel provides minimal
services like memory address
space , IPC.
• Microkernel runs in kernel
mode.
• Provide more security.
• Kernel size is small
• OS is easy to design, implement
and install.
• Request may be serviced slower.
• It requires message passing.

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