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- What is the system calls used for process management
- What are various IDs associated with a process
- Describe the initial process sequence while the system boots up
- What are the various schemes available
- What is IPC
- How do you execute one program from within another
- What is a Daemon
- What is an advantage of executing a process in background
- What Happens when you execute a command
- What are the process states in Unix
- What is a zombie
- How can a parent and child process communicate
- Explain fork() system call
- How can you get or set an environment variable from a program
- Explain Linking across directories
- What is the condition required for dead lock in UNIX system
- Write About fork ()
- What is the very first process created by kernel
- What is the process id for kernel process
- Predict the output of the following program code
- In UNIX inter process communication take place using
- How do you find out all processes that are currently running in UNIX OS
- What is the command to list files in a directory in UNIX
- What command would users use to see what file one page at a time in UNIX
- What command a user use to view a long text file one page at a time in UNIX
- What command will bring user back to their home directory in UNIX
- How does the user view the contents of a text file in UNIX
- What Command will remove a Directory in UNIX
- How does a user get the current date, time in UNIX
- Give command that will make the file "run.sh" executable
- Give Command that will move a single file called "unix.txt"
- What Command is used to make a directory
- What command is used to replace the existing string with some other
- What is the command to list all files in directory,including the hidden files in UNIX
- Give Command that will change the name of a directly from paypal to eBay
- How to copy multiple files and directories into some other directory
- Which command is used to identify the type of the file
- How to view the hidden files in /etc directory
- How to identify whether a file is normal file or directory
- How to get the operating system's information in UNIX
- What is the functionality of kernel in UNIX architecture
- What is the use of "grep" command
- What are the uses of filters
- How to redirect standard error to a file
- What is the use of wild cards
- What is the use of "fg" command
- What is the use of nice command
- Which command is used to stop a running process in UNIX
- Which command is used to change group
- What is the significance of "su" command
- How to remove a crontab file
- What does the job command do
- How to create hard links and soft links on files
- What does the command 'wc' do
- What does the 'tee' command do
- What is the function of grep command
- Can a process kill itself in UNIX/or in its various versions
- What is telnet
- What the shell is for doesn?t operating systems
- How to convert a hidden file to normal visible file
- What is the use of unique command
- What are wild cards
- What is the difference between relative path and absolute path
- What is the command to find out the difference between files and folders
- What is the command to find out which shell you are running
- What is the difference between "cron" commands and "at" command
- what are the different types of tar commands
- In UNIX, what is the command to kill a process
- In UNIX, what is the command to edit contents of the file
- What is the command to view contents of a large error log file
- What is the command to get help on a UNIX terminal
- How to copy file into directory in UNIX
- What is the command to remove directory with files in UNIX
- How to rename files and folders
- What are the different commands used to create files
- How to delete a directory containing files and folders
- what are the different commands used to view the contents of a file
- What is shell
- What is kernel
- How do you change your account's password
- What are the differences between CUI and GUI interfaces
- What are the different hardware available
- What are the different operating systems available
- If we want to see first 35 lines of a file which command we have to use
- Explain iostat, vmstat and netstat
- How would you change all occurrences of a value using VI
- Give the command to display space usage on the UNIX file system
- What is the difference between a soft link and a hard link
- Explain the read, write, and execute permissions on a UNIX directory
- How do you execute a UNIX command in the background
- How do you list the files in an UNIX directory while also showing hidden files
- What UNIX command will control the default file permissions when files are created
- What do you understand by 'building block primitive'
- What is the advantage of each user having its own copy of the shell
- What does a process mean
- What are processor execution levels and priorities
- Distinguish between multi-tasking, multi-user, multi- processing and time sharing
- Distinguish between physical addresses and logical address
- What is virtual machine
- Distinguish between interrupts and exceptions
- Distinguish between user mode and kernel mode
- Distinguish between paging and swapping
- How do you install Oracle software on UNIX
- Give two UNIX kernel parameters that affect an Oracle install
- How do you stop a running process
- How do you move a process which is running background to foreground
- What is the syntax of grep command and what is its use
- What is pid
- What do you understand by 'UNIX is a portable OS'
- What do you understand byte term 'de-mountable volumes'
- How do you copy a directory with many files and folders into another directory
- What is the procedure of "at" and crontab" commands
- How do you remove a crontab file
- What is the basic difference between UNIX and windows operating systems
- What is the use of pipes
- Which command will you use to change the permissions on file
- How do you know about running processes of a particular user
- How do you find path of a directory
- In VI editor how do you execute UNIX commands
- What is the use of "test" command in UNIX
- How to get a particular string as your prompt? Give syntax of that command
- How we will execute previous command in VI editor
- Will rm -r* removes hidden files
- How to setup Disk space as well as memory in solaris10
- What are the functions of zambie process
- What do you mean by zambie process
- How to setup sudo, only can use for particular date & time
- Who to change the duplex setting of network interface in command line
- What is the use of the hidden files
- How do you create a file in UNIX
- How many types of files in UNIX
- How will you execute a file in UNIX
- What is the difference between Touch & cat command
- What is the difference between pipe (|) and tee command in UNIX
- Why we are using UNIX OS when we are doing the testing in our application
- Explain the difference between all the three FIND, GREP and SED
- which command will redirect output to both screen and files at the same time
- What command is used to execute system calls from exe
- What are Profilers
- How to connect oracle database from UNIX
- Give two UNIX kernel parameters that effect an Oracle instal
- How do you log in to a remote UNIX box
- What is a file system
- What is the difference between internal and external commands
- What is the difference between > and >> operators
- How many VI editor modes do you know
- What scripting languages do you know
- When should we use thread-safe "_r" library calls
- What are the Performance differences between User-space and Kernel-supported threads
- What are the Architectural differences between User-space and Kernel-supported thread
- What are the different kinds of threads
- What is Scheduling
- What are the main families of threads
- What is Critical section
- What is Context switch
- What is an inode
- What does mknod do
- What is the difference between init and inetd
- How to create hard links and soft links on files
- What is the difference between "cron" command and "at" command
- Which command is used to stop a running process in UNIX
- What is the difference between grep & find
- What are default permissions for others in a file
- How to put a job in background & bring it to foreground
- What is RAID 1+0
- How to recover a system whose root password has lost
- How to list only the directories inside a directory
- What happens when we create a file system
- What is a level 0 backup
- What is an incremental backup
- What steps are required to perform a bare-metal recovery
- What are the main differences between Apache 1.x and 2.x
- What are the read or write or execute bits on a directory mean
- Name key files or directories on a Windows system that should always be backed up
- How are devices represented in UNIX
- What is a FIFO
- What are the mount and unmount system calls
- How does the inode map to data block of a file
- How do you create special files like named pipes and device files
- What about the initial process sequence while the system boots up
- What is the difference between Swapping and Paging
- What is a Region
- What is a Map?
- What do you mean by u-area (user area) or u-block
- What do you mean by nice value
- How to setup display for a remote system
- What is Expansion swap
- What is Fork swap
- How to remove weird filenames
- What are the UNIX system calls for I/O
- Describe the mount and unmount system calls
- What are the processes that are not bothered by the swapper
- What do you understand by the term 'de-mountable volumes'
- How will u execute a file in UNIX
- what is virtual memory
- What is mutex
- What is FTP
- What is paging
- What is file system in UNIX
- What are different types of shells
- What are permissions in UNIX
- What is ant_build.sh
- What is the main advantage of creating links to a file instead of copies of the file
- What is each of the standard files and what are they normally associated with
- How to get a particular string as your prompt
- What is major difference between the Historic Unix and the new BSD release of Unix
- What are the events after a process is being swapped out from main memory
- Predict the output of the following program code
- Write about fork()
- In Unix file permissions what does the second field denotes
- From command line how will you add a user account
- Name key files or directories on a UNIX system that should always be backed up
- In UNIX echo is used for
- In UNIX profile contains
- What is the interposes command in unix be achieved by
- What is the Linking across directories
- what is the name OS the first OS and tell me the year when it was discovered fork()
- What is very first process created by kernel
- What are the files in /etc directory
- What is the set-user-id is related to in UNIX
- What Max relax able permission value with out giving write permission to others