Assignment

[ajbutt]

Question 1: Total Points (25)
Develop a utility in C language which will run in Linux operating systems to display following properties of the system:

• Processor speed
• Ram size
• Computer name
• System time
• Version of operating system's kernel

With source code of the application, screen-shots after running this application are also required.

[ajbutt]

Question 2: Total Points (20)
In this question, you will examine in detail how a new process is created in Linux when fork() is called. You have to provide the location and name of variables through which process manager keeps track of the following information:

• Total number of processes currently in the system
• Total number of processes created since the system booted
• Maximum number of allowed processes

You have to identify the pieces of code with their locations which are executed when fork() is called.

[ajbutt]

Question 3: Total Points (20)
What are the steps to re-compile Linux kernel? Re-compile your Linux kernel and submit screen-shots of each step.

[arpanaut]

This is not the place to get your homework assignments done for you.
Hopefully your textbooks offer these answers.

[coffeecat]

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[QIII]

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