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Course: CSC 350, Fall 2009
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due logistics Sassn3 (or good pseudocode) Wassn5 due CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Operating Systems CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS III. Large Computer OS large computer vs small computer ... CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS "Small" Computer ex: PC CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS Large = Processor & Storage CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Terminals (I/O) Large Computer OS Q. Can I connect to CS server from off campus and run PCGlobe? CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair don't confuse PCs, large computers, networks, etc Large Computer OS IBM mainframe IBM z9109 CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS How is a mainframe different? student list CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS How is a mainframe different? faster processing greater capacity memory and storage CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair scalable designed to easily grow Large Computer OS security designed for protection reliability hardware pieces are "hardened" missioncritical availability faulttolerant and redundant; also "hot swap" CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS opposite of mainframe CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair HP9000 Basics ... Username & Password Unix command w CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair [Ctrl] [d] to logout Large Computer OS What characteristics would a large computer OS emphasize? student list CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS A. Unix a "programmers" 350 OS CSC - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS History of UNIX ~1970 AT&T Bell Labs Dennis Ritchie & Ken Thompson CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS 1. advantages a. portable written in C and not specifically in the machine language of a specific CPU CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS b. powerful commands and utilities many commands; plus they can be combined CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS c. device independent device drivers I/O handled as file CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS 2. disadvantages a. programmer centric brief & unfriendly commands CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS b. no standards not one UNIX CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS c. many options possibly confusing array of shells, etc CSC 350 - Dr. Gary Locklair Large Computer OS 3. UNIX Shell shell ...

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