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explain the process how you flash the OS into your raspberry pi all the steps with commands and which tools you have used [5G Testbed]
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what is deadlock and when it is happened? [5G Testbed]
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What does the command ps -eaf mean? Explain the options -e, -a, and -f. [Analogics-14-08-24]
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What is the syntax of the system call fopen()? [Analogics-14-08-24]
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What are the OS concepts you know? [Data Patterns (India) Limited-DTDS]
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What is a OS, and what is the role of OS in system? [INFOBELL]
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What is paging vs segmentation? [Team F1 Network]
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What determines the size of page frames allocated to a running process in virtual memory? [Team F1 Network]
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What is cache memory? [Webber]
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Through which bus is data transferred from main memory to peripheral? [Team F1 Network]
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What is SRAM and DRAM? Uses of each. [V ConnecT]
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What is virtual memory? [Team F1 Network]
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What are the variables stored in data segment and BSS? [Team F1 Network]
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In 32-bit Linux, how much memory is used for kernel space? (1 GB) [Mirafra Technologies]
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In 32-bit Linux, how much memory is used for user space? (3 GB) [Mirafra Technologies]
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In a 32-bit system, what is the size of the virtual address space? (4 GB) [Mirafra Technologies]
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In a 32-bit system, how much virtual memory does each process have? [Mirafra Technologies]
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Does the stack segment grow and shrink as functions are called and returned? [Mirafra Technologies]
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Does the data segment store global variables? [Mirafra Technologies]
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Explain the Linux boot sequence and how each stage works. [5G Testbed / Analogics / GVS Deck Pvt Ltd / Avantel Limited]
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What is paging vs segmentation? [Team F1 Network]
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What determines the size of page frames allocated to a running process in virtual memory? [Team F1 Network]
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What is cache memory? [Webber]
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Through which bus is data transferred from main memory to peripheral? [Team F1 Network]
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What is SRAM and DRAM? Uses of each. [V ConnecT]
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What is virtual memory? [Team F1 Network]
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What are the variables stored in data segment and BSS? [Team F1 Network]
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What is virtual memory? [TeraScale]
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What is the difference between TCP and UDP from a memory/networking context? [TeraScale]
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What is process memory layout (stack, heap, BSS, data, text)? [TeraScale]
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Explain .bss segment — what does it hold? [TeraScale]
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What is memory-mapped I/O? [TeraScale]
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What is cache memory? How many levels? Why is it needed? [TeraScale]
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What is cache flush? [TeraScale]
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What is the OSI model? Explain its purpose in networking. [Saab AB]
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Describe the seven layers of the OSI model from Physical to Application. [Saab AB]
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Explain the responsibilities of each layer in the OSI model. [Saab AB]
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What is virtual memory? Why is it required in modern operating systems? [Saab AB]
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Explain the concept of paging. How does it help in memory management? [Saab AB]
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What is a zombie process? How can it be identified? [Saab AB]
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Does a parent process wait indefinitely for a zombie process? How can this situation be handled? [Saab AB]
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What is an orphan process? How is it different from a zombie process? [Saab AB]
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What is the role of the init process in handling orphan processes? [Saab AB]
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If a program contains three fork() calls, how many processes are created? Justify your answer. [Saab AB]
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What is an MMU?[AMD MAR-2026]
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If a system has 1GB RAM, how can it execute a 2GB program? [AMD MAR-2026]
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How many virtual addresses can be created for 1GB memory? [AMD MAR-2026]
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Can multiple programs exceeding RAM size run simultaneously? How? [AMD MAR-2026]
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How do you divide memory between OS and user programs? [AMD MAR-2026]
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Can you draw and explain the memory layout of a system? [AMD MAR-2026]