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Operating Systems Lecture Notes Lecture 11 MIPS TLB Structure Do mapping by first mapping upper 19 bits of virtual address plus 6 bit process id to a physical page frame, then using lower 12 bits of virtual address as offset within the physical page frame. Specification of mapping process: must map 31 bit virtual address (top bit is always 0) plus 6 bit process id to 32 bit physical address. Machine has a 6 bit current process id; process id is part of 38 bit virtual address. cag-www.lcs.mit.edu /~rinard/osnotes/h11.html

JSI Tip 1193. Alter application execution on Terminal Server. bit adds new entries to the system master.ini file and does not alter the users.ini. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Terminal Server\Compatibility\Applications\Myapp Value name "Flags of" (REG_DWORD): MS-DOS application: 0x00000001 OS/2 application: 0x00000002 Windows 16-bit application: 0x00000004 Windows 32-bit application: 0x00000008 Return user name instead of computer name: 0x00000010 Return Terminal Server build number: 0x00000020 Disable registry mapping for this application: 0x00000100 Do not substitute user Windows directory: 0x00000400 Limit the reported memory: 0x00000800 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Terminal Server\Compatibility\IniFiles\MyAppINI Value name "Flags of" (REG_DWORD): Windows 16-bit application: 0x00000004 Windows 32-bit application: 0x00000008 Synchronize user.ini file to system version: 0x00000040 Do not substitute user Windows directory: 0x00000080 www.jsifaq.com /SUBC/tip1100/rh1193.htm   (352 words)

man: sticky This feature is usefully applied to directories such as /tmp which must be publicly writable but should deny users the license to arbitrarily delete or rename each others' files. A file in a sticky directory may only be removed or renamed by a user if the user has write permission for the directory and the user is the owner of the file, the owner of the directory, or the super-user. A directory whose `sticky bit' is set becomes an append-only directory, or, more accurately, a directory in which the deletion of files is restricted. www.hmug.org /man/8/sticky.php   (217 words)

Adding 64-bit Pointer Support to 32-bit Run-time Library Since the unmodified function name (strcat, XXX) is to be in the pointer size specified by the /pointer_size qualifier, the pointer size is changed from 64 bits to 32 bits if and only if the user has specified /pointer_size=32. During the first pass through , we added pointer-size pragmas to ensure that the file saved the user's pointer size, set the pointer size to 32 bits, and then restored the user's pointer size at the end of the header. The compiler has a new qualifier called /pointer_size, which sets the default pointer size for the compilation to either 32 bits or 64 bits. research.compaq.com /wrl/DECarchives/DTJ/DTJM07/DTJM07HM.HTM   (217 words)

Tips For Linux - What are the SUID, SGID and the Sticky Bits? Since the SUID bit tells Linux that the the User ID root is set for this application and whenever this application executes it must execute as if root was executing it (since root owns this file). The concept behind SUID bit is that you as the superuser would be able to allow certain applications / scripts to be run by the users as if they were the superuser for the time being. As a home user (where you are both the normal user and the superuser) the SUID bit helps you do a lot of things easily without having to log in as the superuser every now and then. www.codecoffee.com /tipsforlinux/articles/028.html   (1125 words)

ZID - Dokus - ATM Glossary Available Bit Rate (ABR)--- An ATM service type in which the ATM network makes a "best effort" to meet the transmitter's bandwidth requirements. Constant Bit Rate (CBR)--- A data transmission that can be represented by a nonvarying, or continuous, stream of bits or cell payloads. Broadband ISDN (B-IDSN)--- A set of services, capabilities, and interfaces supporting an integrated network and user interface at speeds greater than that of ISDN. www.zid.jku.at /dokus/atm.html   (1125 words)

Disk Layout The surface of a current hard disk that uses "embedded servo" or "sector servo" technology has two kinds of data recorded on it--servo information and user data. The number of tracks per zone has to vary a bit to make all the numbers come out even, but most zones have the same number of tracks, again for convenience. This is different from the old MFM and RLL drives that had all the user data recorded at a single data rate. www.logicsmith.com /disklayout.html   (1312 words)

The UNIX Forums - sticky bit?? The checking for user bit is as per below: And I think the OP got the sticky bit, suid bit and sgid bit confused since he set the sgid bit and then posted a question calling it the sticky bit while describing the behavior of the suid bit. The suid bit causes an executable to assume the effective uid of its owner whenever it runs. www.unix.com /showthread.php?t=4383   (324 words)

Wikipedia: Microsoft Windows Further down the road, there is the "Blackcomb" operating system, which is due sometime around 2008, and will have both a client (for the average user) and server version. Most modern operating systems were designed for security in a multi-user and/or networked environment and have a relatively small number of security issues. Modern operating systems need to cater for the vastly increased user base with a lower average computer skill level and the increased power and complexity of modern computer systems. www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/m/mi/microsoft_windows.html   (1016 words)

Spymac :: Forums :: Technology :: Software Central :: Is windows a virus? 5.Viruses will occasionally make the user suspect their system is too slow (see 2) and the user will buy new hardware. 4.Viruses are usually carried, unknown to the user, along with valuable programs and systems. Until now it seems Windows is a virus but there are fundamental differences: Viruses are well supported by their authors, are running on most systems, their program code is fast, compact and efficient and they tend to become more sophisticated as they mature. www.spymac.com /forums/showthread.php?threadid=119185   (325 words)

Bit Stuffing What if the user happens to want to transmit the bit sequence 01111110? Bit stuffing is used when sending frames out on some types of networks, such as HDLC. Note that we stuffed a bit, which will be unstuffed at the other end, and there will be no confusion. people.cs.uchicago.edu /~alain/cspp526/bit_stuffing.html   (752 words)

Bit Torrent The desired bit torrent file or collection of files is downloaded from the sources provided by the tracker server, and while it is downloaded, it is also uploaded to other sources, with the client utilizing the amount of bandwidth available to it unless a limit is set by the user. It also provides statistics about the number of transfers to allow for faster bit torrent downloads, the number of nodes who have a complete copy of the file and number of nodes who only have a partial copy also allowing the user to resume bit torrent download. Unlike traditional file sharing systems, the primary intention of torrents and the bit torrent client is to provide an efficient way to distribute the same file to a large group of people by having everybody that downloads a file also upload it to others. www.gotorrents.com   (793 words)

Good Experience - January 2004 All of bit literacy can be distilled into a simple philosophy that allows people to regain their life, free from information anxiety, while still living in the bits. Ten years ago we engaged bits through a "user interface" on a "personal computer." But the bits were bottled up, not very engaging, and couldn't touch us except when we sat in front of the screen. Obviously, bits have become more important to the average technology user since then. www.goodexperience.com /blog/archives/2004_01.php   (793 words)

Linux: mapping driver memory into user space returned by vmalloc() into user space is a little bit more tricky, since each page has a different address translation. Before a page can be exported into user space, the reserved bit must be set. Each time than the user space process accesses a page that has not yet been translated, a page fault occurs and our nopage handler is called. www.scs.ch /~frey/linux/memorymap.html   (1354 words)

SRCF: Bit Rot The policy of allowing user and society material to rot away on the Facility is gradually being abandoned under pressure from resource issues, takedown requests, privacy concerns, etc. In principle, no user or society is immortal, and it is not in the interests of the Society to manage its resources as though they were. Whereas there are procedures for creating and (to a lesser extent) zapping users, there's no real equivalent in respect of societies. The way the system works currently is as follows: there is a well-defined set of people who are supposed to have access to the Facility. mk.ucant.org /info/srcf/srcf_bit_rot.html   (621 words)

Body The problem with the bit robbing solution described above for overcoming the pulse density requirement is that it corrupts the original user data. Therefore the actual rate left for user information is 1.536 Mbps. For example, a certain bit position may be reserved for the transmission of a pulse (ONE), or a ZERO may be overwritten with a pulse in the middle of a data stream (which is known as bit robbing), etc. www.2sparrows.org /Sean/rit/t1e1.htm   (3531 words)

c=hacking14.txt Ever since Commodore was sold to ESCOM GmbH, Commodore 8-bit users have wondered who owns the intellectual rights to the Commodore 8-bit line of computers. Users can also update sites at a later date by specifying their user ID and password used to create the site. I like to think we Commodore users have other interests beside our computers, and that we pursue them at this time of year. www.ffd2.com /fridge/chacking/c=hacking14.txt   (18098 words)

OpenVMS Calling Standard A variant of the unaligned bit string descriptor is used to specify bit strings where the string is viewed as a one-dimensional bit array with user-specified bounds. Bit <28> inhibits the message associated with the condition value from being printed by the SYS$EXIT system service. Bits <31:29> must be 0; they are reserved to Digital for future use. h71000.www7.hp.com /doc/72final/5973/5973pro_012.html   (18098 words)

ISDN Protocols - LAPD ISDN Frames from the user with this bit set to 0 are command frames, as are frames from the network with this bit set to 1. ISDN provides a single, common interface with which to access digital communications services that are required by varying devices, while remaining transparent to the user. An arbitrary value that is allocated for the duration of the specific session, which identifies the call between the device maintaining the call and the ISDN switch. www.protocols.com /pbook/isdn.htm   (2685 words)

National P/N MM54C93 - 4-Bit Binary Counter [Discontinued] Also, a separate flip-flop on the A-bit enables the user to operate it as a divide-by-2, 5 or 10 frequency counter. , and a separate flip-flop on the A-bit enables the user to operate it as a divide-by-2, -8, or -16 divider. The 4-bit binary counter can be reset to zero by applying high logic level on inputs R www.national.com /pf/MM/MM54C93.html   (2685 words)

Personal computer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A personal computer or PC is generally a microcomputer intended to be used by one person at a time, and suitable for general purpose tasks such as word processing, programming, or game play, usually used to run purchased or other software not written by the user. The user of a modern personal computer may have significant knowledge of the operating environment and application programs, but is not necessarily interested in programming nor even able to write programs for the computer. The first generation of microcomputers were called just that, and only sold in small numbers to those able to (build them from kits or) operate them: engineers and accomplished hobbyists (for example, the Altair 8800). en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Personal_computer   (2685 words)

UNIX Support Resources The 8 bit or 7 bit connection does not matter as all protocols provide a 8 bit connection as seen by the sending user and receiving user. Several of the UUCP protocols requires an 8 bit connection, e.g. , Andrzej Filip wrote: > Some older uucp protocols are NOT 8 bit clean. www.essenz.com /support/comp.unix.misc/Oct/30/40839.html   (68 words)

User Datagram Protocol (UDP) A checksum is calculated using the the 16-bit one's complement of the one's complement sum of data pulled from the IP header, the UDP header, and some of the data. Length is specified as a number of octets, and since it's a 16-bit value, it provides for a datagram of up to 65,535 bytes, including the header and data. User Datagram protocol is an unreliable, connectionless protocol. www.inetdaemon.com /tutorials/internet/udp   (389 words)

16-Bit IO + 8-Bit Out + 5-Channel A/D RS-232 Controller - Keypad Encoders The IOAD168 allows user bit control of all ports, allowing you to mix input, output, and A/D functions on a I/O port. The IOAD168 command set supports commands reading the on/of status of all bits at once (for parallel to serial encoding) and for writing bytes of data to each port (serial to parallel conversion). The integrated keypad is fully programmable, allowing the user to define each of 16 keys + one hidden PIN character. www.controlanything.com /thestore/prods/IOAD168.html   (389 words)

Microsoft Host Integration Server 2000 - Data Encryption Data Encryption is RC4 40-bit encryption that secures traffic between the client computer and Host Integration Server 2000 on a per-user basis. Data encryption is enabled for Distributed Link Service by adding the domain user account under which Host Integration Server 2000 services such as SnaBase or SnaServer are running to the SNA subdomain. Client-to-server encryption prevents information from being sent in clear text between Host Integration Server 2000 client workstations and Host Integration Server 2000 computers. www.microsoft.com /resources/documentation/host/2000/all/proddocs/en-us/netint/sec_data_encryption.mspx   (461 words)

Skyline and 40-bit vs 64-bit WEP Encryption The standard WEP encryption accepts a five-byte sequence from the user and combines it with three bytes from the 802.11b header for a total of eight bytes or 64 bits. Thus "40-bit" describes the length of the user-supplied key, while "64-bit" describes the whole binary number used for encryption, but both terms describe the same level of security and are compatible with each other. Farallon and other manufacturers have used the phrase "40-bit" to describe the WEP encryption supported by the PN473 Skyline Wireless PC Card, while others have refered to the same level of encryption as "64-bit," resulting in confusion as to which products are compatible. www.proxim.com /support/all/skyline/technotes/tn2001-08-03.html   (156 words)

Notes on 64-bit Drivers and STREAMS: A White Paper To enable a 64-bit driver and a 32-bit application to share memory, the binary layout generated by the 64-bit driver must be the same as consumed by the 32-bit application. driver entry points, which interact directly with user applications, need to be written to determine whether the argument came from an application using the same data model as the kernel. However, some pseudo-devices that export mappings to the user address space might want to export different data structures to ILP32 or LP64 applications. developers.sun.com /solaris/developer/support/driver/wps/64bit/c020206.html   (440 words)

PicLan 32-bit Performance Issues This application itself is a multi-threaded 32-bit Windows application that does not create any windows (or any user interface of any kind). The PicLan 32-bit drivers are implemented as a native 32-bit Windows application that communicates with the Windows network interface using IPX WinSock calls. The NT environment seems to give the 16-bit Windows applications a fair amount of system time and the responsiveness of the applications remains quite reasonable. www.modsoft.com /piclan/speed32.htm   (444 words)

File security Sticky bit mode: After execution of a job, the command is kept in the system memory. On a Linux system, every file is owned by a user and a group user. The Linux security model is based on the one used on UNIX systems, and is as rigid, and in some cases even more, as the UNIX security model, which is already quite robust. www.faqs.org /docs/linux_intro/sect_03_04.html   (1762 words)

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