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What are the two system files essential to starting DOS?
io.sys (Kernel File) msdos.sys (Kernel File) config.sys (Kernel File) command.com (Shell File)
How do you add an alias to an initialization script file in Linux?
There might be some properties file
Which is the Linux kernel image file from the following and what is location in the file system?
The kernel image is the file in /boot that has a name like "vmlinuz" in it.
What UNIX file that contains instructions for performing a specific task such as reading data from and writing data to a hard drive?
kernel module
What complex binary file used with Windows that combines the config.sys system.ini and other configuration files?
IO.SYS (Kernel File)MSDOS.SYS (Kernel File)COMMAND.COM (Shell File)I believe the answer you are looking for is "Registry".
What is the Linux boot process?
The Linux boot process can be divided into six steps which are as follows: # Kernel loader loading, setup, and execution: In this step, the bootsect.s file is loaded into the memory by the BIOS. When the bootsect.s file sets up, it loads the rest of the kernel into the memory. # Parameter setup and switch to 32-bit mode: When the kernel has been loaded, the boot.s file sets up a temporary IDT and GDT and handles the switch to 32-bit mode. # Kernel decompression: The head.s file decompresses the kernel. # Kernel setup: After the kernel is decompressed, the real GDT and IDT are created by the head.s (second file). # Kernel and memory initialization (main.c): In this step, the kernel sets up all memory constraints and virtual memory is completely set up. # Init process creation (main.c): In the final step of booting, the init process is created, which switches a Linux computer to different run levels. Ref: http://www.ucertify.com/article/what-are-the-various-steps-of-the-linux-boot-process.html
Why is the proc file system in Linux called a virtual file system?
Because all files contained in it are generated by the kernel at mount time. It contains no permanent files; all changes are lost on system reboot.
What drives MS-DOS?
The answer that you are looking for is on page 271 of the Operating Systems Book; MS-DOS is command driven.
Which Windows Vista file is referred to as kernel?
NTLDR
What is the kernel called when it stays in RAM?
BIOS file
Which Windows Vista file referred to as kernel?
NTLDR
What is the file name of the windows xp kernel program?
ntoskrnl.exe
