Operating System Experiment Guide -- Based on Linux Kernel

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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: "Operating Systems" is a compulsory course for computer-related majors. The "Experimental System Based on Linux Kernel" introduced in this textbook guides students to interact with the operating system kernel to understand its principles. The entire experimental system is built on the Linux kernel and is divided into 7 experiments based on three aspects: the basic structure of the system, the five major functions of the system, and the interface between the system and the user. The book consists of 9 chapters, divided into two main parts. The first part includes two chapters, introducing the basic mechanisms and usage of Linux. The second part provides guidance on 7 experiments: Process Management Experiment, Memory Management Experiment, User Interface Experiment, Module Programming Experiment, Device Management Experiment, File System Experiment, and Operating System Construction Experiment. These experiments effectively address the issue of guiding students in practical learning alongside the Operating Systems course. The experiments introduced in this book cover all important principles and mechanisms of operating systems, making it suitable as a textbook for experimental teaching courses on "Operating Systems" for computer and electronic-related majors in colleges and universities, as well as for use by relevant technical personnel.